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Der Preis des Geldes
- Alternativen zur Zinswirtschaft
- Narrated by: Andrea Hörnke-Trieß, Udo Rau
- Length: 26 mins
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Der Preis des Geldes
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
Wer sich bei einer Bank Geld leiht, muss Zinsen zahlen. Wer anderen einen Kredit gewährt, bekommt Zinsen. Dieses Prinzip ist so selbstverständlich, dass bislang kaum jemand auf die Idee gekommen ist, es infrage zu stellen. Durch die Finanzkrise und die drückende Last der Staatsschulden hat sich der Blick auf Zins und Zinseszins jedoch verändert. Müssen Zinsen wirklich sein? Tatsächlich gibt es Modelle, die ohne sie auskommen. Dazu gehören Komplementärwährungen und das Islamic Banking. Ein Blick in die Zukunft und die Geschichte des Zinses, der immer auch ein Machtinstrument war.
©2012 SWR (P)2012 SWR
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