[多项选择]Section C There was a time when only governments could create money, and as Mike Rowbotham explains in his excellent book, The Grip of Death, they have long since delegated 97 percent of that responsibility to the banks-which create it in the form of mortgages or interest bearing loans. They are helped by the credit card companies, which give the power to customers to create their own debts-and create their own money at the same time-every time their card is swiped through a till. But now there are also supermarkets and airlines issuing their own money. Tesco, Safeway, and other businesses all issue their own, points to encourage regular customers. A whole range of businesses deal in frequent-flier miles, which you can spend on an ever-increasing variety of goods and services, and which then disappear when you’ve spent them. In the Unite States, there are now a range of off-the-shelf "incentive cards" along the same lines or companies to offer their custo

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[简答题]Section C There was a time when only governments could create money, and as Mike Rowbotham explains in his excellent book, The Grip of Death, they have long since delegated 97 percent of that responsibility to the banks-which create it in the form of mortgages or interest bearing loans. They are helped by the credit card companies, which give the power to customers to create their own debts-and create their own money at the same time-every time their card is swiped through a till. But now there are also supermarkets and airlines issuing their own money. Tesco, Safeway, and other businesses all issue their own, points to encourage regular customers. A whole range of businesses deal in frequent-flier miles, which you can spend on an ever-increasing variety of goods and services, and which then disappear when you’ve spent them. In the Unite States, there are now a range of off-the-shelf "incentive cards" along the same lines or companies to offer their custo

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There was a time when books were accessible only to monks and priests.

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