- Functions
- Political Movement
- Alternative Names
- Douglas Social Credit
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Social Credit is an economic ideology and social and political movement founded by Scottish engineer Major C.H. Douglas. It dates from the 1920s.
Douglas was concerned to ensure that there was necessarty credit (money) circulating to ensure there is enough money to pay realistic, sustainable prices for goods and services.
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Pamphlets
- "Comrade Mary", An appeal to women for the van, Vanguard Tract No. 13, Social Democratic Vanguard, Brisbane, c1901. [
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| Details... ] - H.M.M., An outline of Social Credit [Extracts], The Douglas Credit Movement of Victoria, c1930. [ | | Details... ]
- Smith, C. Barclay, Debate on the Douglas Social Credit System [Extracts], 1933. [ | | Details... ]
Created: 3 November 2004, Last modified: 3 November 2005