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Ann Pettifor: Private banks create 95% of UK money

Published 5 Apr, 2014 06:16 | Updated 5 Apr, 2014 06:16

Our lead story: On Wednesday the U-S Supreme Court struck down caps on political contributions that had previously been ruled constitutional by the Supreme Court in 1976, thus allowing donors to give money to as many political candidates, parties, and committees as they wish. What are the consequences? Erin takes a look.

The British are coming!...to Boom Bust that is. World renowned economist Ann Pettifor about a range of issues, focusing on endogenous money and fiat currency.

Then, we move onto author and economist Robert Pringle, who gives his view on the central banking system and our ongoing recovery.

For the Big Deal, Edward Harrison joins Erin to talk about Instagram's premium ad costs and how they stack up against other types of premium ads. They stack up pretty well indeed. Check it out.

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