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Tuesday, May 8, 2012 Could This Replace Paper Money? It might be time to examine what really serves as a common currency these days – and what might, in a few years or decades, be in a position to replace bits of circular metal and pieces of paper as both a store of value and means of exchange. To the extent that the Euro and other such conventional currencies rely on complex political arrangements and thus the whims of voters, they may be untenable. So what could replace money as we know it? Of course, cashless electronic payments are the sexiest, most forward-looking option. But there clearly are other, more old-school items of value that could essentially fill the same role as today's currencies, having value in the eyes of millions or billions of people worldwide regardless of where they live. The Rent Is Too Damn High, And Property Taxes Are Part Of The Problem Identity Theft Racks Up Huge Bill For IRS Free Ice Cream Cones Today At Haagen-Dazs! Sex-Enhancement Drug Maker Pays Millions Back To Customers Read This Before Joining A Credit Union BLOG POSTS Rev. Jesse Jackson: Europe's Lesson: No Time for Austerity Measures Europeans are using democratic elections and demonstrations to send a message: Austerity is spreading unacceptable human misery. Irvin G. Schorsch III: Empty Nesters Gone Wild While there's nothing wrong with an occasional splurge once you've wrapped up your child-rearing, many empty nesters are going too far. Paul Krugman: How Bad Things Are If you have any familiarity with the world, in short, you know that involuntary unemployment is very real. And it's currently a very big deal. How bad is the problem of involuntary unemployment, and how much worse has it become? Penny C. Sansevieri: How to Increase Your Newsletter Visibility by 100% Newsletters are a great way to stay in front of your audience, but I'm amazed by how many people still have no idea how to manage their own newsletter. Jim Gibbons: Innovation Is Needed to Match Workers With Jobs With 12.5 million people out of work and 3.5 million jobs open, we should certainly be doing everything possible to help employers and workers. Fortunately, there are plenty of innovators out there coming up with new ways to help.

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