Advantage 8 – Money supply as in Central Europe

Excerpt from the book »Gradido – Natural Economy of Life«

»Prosperity is only an instrument to be used not a deity to be worshiped.«

– Calvin Coolidge

30th President of the USA

The countries of Central Europe are (still) among the wealthy nations. Their prosperity attracts migrants from the entire world. In other words, people who cannot get by in their homelands migrate to Central Europe to try their luck here. Many of them send money home to support their families. It thus makes sense to choose today’s Central Europe as the quantitative measure of worldwide prosperity. And that starts with the money supply.

The total assets in Germany stood at approx. 5 trillion euros in 2008. Divided among the approx. 82 million inhabitants this makes an average of about 60,000 euros per person. This is the equivalent of the gradido money supply per capita, which automatically results from the cycle of growth and decay.