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Who puts the money in the cash machine? Economy in the family and around the world

Prof. Dr Dr h.c. Hans Kaminski
Institute for Economics Education That really is fantastic: you pop your debit card into a cash machine, get some cash and can simply go shopping. Is that true? Yes, that’s how it seems. But it Kuni mit Geldis actually more complicated than that. Everything to do with money is ultimately linked to people’s work. This gives rise to value and economic processes. These processes take place on many levels: within the family, in businesses, in towns and villages, in our country, in Europe and throughout the world. You’ll see how these economic outputs can be recorded, and how, for example, all the things that revolve around money here can be compared with those in another country. This will mean you’ll already know more than many adults. And, of course, you’ll find out who puts the money into the machines.
Presenter: Martin Reckweg (NDR) Wednesday, 16 March 2005,
at 2.30 pm and 4.30 pm

Audimax, Lecture Centre

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