C. H. Douglas

Engineer and monetary reform advocate

C. H. Douglas - Thinkers & Philosophers born 1879
Born

1879
146 years ago

Died
Category

Thinkers & Philosophers

Country

United Kingdom

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An engineer and monetary reform advocate, contributed to economic theories emphasizing the importance of purchasing power. Developed the concept of Social Credit, proposing changes to the financial system to ensure a fair distribution of wealth. Engaged in political activities and founded the Social Credit party in the UK. Authored several works explaining his theories on economics, including notable publications such as 'Social Credit' and 'Economic Democracy'. His ideas influenced various political movements and discussions on economic reform.

Developed the Social Credit theory

Founded the Social Credit party in the UK

Authored 'Social Credit' and 'Economic Democracy'

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