Sentence examples for public banking from inspiring English sources
Vice President Ramón Carrizalez and Eugenio Vásquez, the minister of public banking, left the government.
Its reversal also requires the creation of public banking that would operate with a new spirit of public service.
His agenda, at its core, calls for a work guarantee, a basic minimum income, a land-value tax, a sovereign wealth fund and a public banking option.
But that would mean Miliband taking his still fragile plans for new forms of intervention and public banking further, instead of reverting to business as usual.
The vast majority of public-bank campaigns have yet to yield results, but public banking remains one of the few practical options for chartering a bank outside the watchful eye of the FDIC.
He cited personal reasons, but that a close ally, the minister of public banking, also quit (over unexplained "health problems") set tongues wagging.Rumours from within the recesses of the regime attribute Mr Carrizález's departure to manoeuvring by the public-works minister, Diosdado Cabello, who is widely regarded as the second-most-powerful figure in the government.
The most threatening changes would be to say Germany needs to export less and increase imports, to break down the closed segments of its economy to outside competition, and tear apart its wasteful, politically protected public-banking system.
Even Sen. Warren's plan to link student loan rates to the rates which private banks get from the Federal Reserve is a variation on the public-banking theme.
Instead, the discourse used in 'public banking' is that of 'off-setting' and 'compensation'compensation
We then take these reflections forward to explore a number of dimensions of UCB banking, each of which can be seen to disturb some aspects of the dominant conventional discourses of 'public banking' as a straightforward expression of solidarism insulated from the market, and as waste to be freely donated.
President of Common Ground-NYC / NY Coordinator for the Public Banking Institute.
