Accounting method treating loan operations as linked assets/liabilities; invoked here as basis of money creation.
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Double-entry bookkeeping
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "do you guys know what you don't want to know why the bank has two million dollars this is the case okay i'll tell..."
Key Notes
The accounting logic Jiang uses to explain how banks create money and book debt as an asset when they lend.
Jiang says modern banks create money through double-entry bookkeeping when they issue loans rather than merely recycling existing deposits.
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"do you guys know what you don't want to know why the bank has two million dollars this is the case okay i'll tell..."
"...to keep track of these exchanges so the equation called double entry bookkeeping which is basically assets and liabilities okay and that's double entry..."
"...but what people don't really appreciate is the idea of double entry bookkeeping which goes way back and the idea of double book double..."
"creating out of thin air when it loans you that money it's actually increasing its assets so if you just look at chinese banks..."
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