Douglas Social Credit

In this video, we discuss the true purpose of economic association from the point of view of Douglas Social Credit theory: the delivery of the goods and services people require to survive and flourish, with the least amount of human labour and of resource consumption. Visit: www.socred.org for more information on Douglas Social Credit.

In this episode, we examine another common confusion and explain why and how Douglas Social Credit has nothing to do with the more recent Chinese Social Credit and, is, in many ways, rightly regarded as its very opposite. Visit: www.socred.org for more information on Douglas Social Credit

In this video, we will explore the other main proposal that Douglas developed for filling the price-income gap: the National Dividend and its intimate connection with increased leisure for the population. Visit: www.socred.org for more information on Douglas Social Credit.

In this video, we examine the relationship between Social Credit theory and usury.

In this video, we introduce the fundamentals of the Social Credit monetary reform. Visit: www.socred.org for more information on Douglas Social Credit.

In this video, we look at the similarities, and, more importantly, the differences between C.H. Douglas' proposal of a National Dividend and a conventional Universal Basic Income (or UBI).

In this video, we examine the points of contact as well as the points of divergence between Douglas Social Credit and the Classical Distributism of G.K. Chesterton and Hilaire Belloc.

Is a gold standard "the answer" as Austrian economists and others maintain? In this video, we will present CH Douglas' views on the feasibility and appropriateness, etc., of the gold standard.

In this video, we respond to the objection that the Douglas Social Credit measures would be inflationary.

In this video, we discuss the relationship, both the actual and due or proper relationship, between the real, physical economy and its financial counterpart.

In this video we will examine the current policy of full employment, which is neither possible nor necessary, and should therefore be replaced by a policy of the minimum employment necessary. Visit: www.socred.org for more information on Douglas Social Credit.

In this video, we examine the compensated price mechanism, which is one of Douglas' key monetary reform proposals. Visit: www.socred.org for more information on Douglas Social Credit.

In this video, we explore why Douglas Social Credit does not qualify as a form of socialism. Visit: www.socred.org for more information on Douglas Social Credit.

In this video, we present a brief synopsis of the financial and economic ideas associated with Douglas Social Credit.

In this video, we will be discussing the National Set of Books, i.e., a National Balance Sheet and a National Profit and Loss Account, which are necessary preambles for the introduction of a National Monetary Policy (see episode 10) that is based on the principles of Douglas Social Credit.

In this video, we discuss the nature and origin of money in the modern economy. Visit: www.socred.org for more information on Douglas Social Credit

In this episode we examine how the current economic system attempts to fill the price-income gap.

In this video, we examine the dark side of MMT and both why and how Douglas Social Credit constitutes a superior alternative ... especially with the context of the World Economic Forum's threat of a "Great Reset".

In this video we discuss a central tenet of Douglas Social Credit Theory: the gap between the flow of total costs/prices and the flow of total incomes. Visit: www.socred.org for more information on Douglas Social Credit.

In this video, we discuss why Douglas Social Credit, while not being a form of Socialism, is not a form of capitalism either. Douglas Social Credit favours genuine free enterprise and not concentrated ownership.

In this episode we look at the main cause(s) behind the underlying price-income gap. Visit: www.socred.org for more information on Douglas Social Credit.

In this episode we look at the many problems which both the gap and the conventional methods of dealing with it provoke. Visit: www.socred.org for more information on Douglas Social Credit.

In this video, we examine the implications of Douglas Social Credit theory for the general expectation that government and/or private sector budgets could and should be balanced.

In this timely video, we will explore the Douglas Social Credit explanation for why most warfare occurs in the modern era and what can be done to neutralize the cause in a mutually beneficial manner.

In this video, we examine the many points of contact between Douglas Social Credit and the Christian religion. Douglas Social Credit turns out to be a set of monetary proposals that incarnate key Christian principles of social organisation.