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To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (73731)5/28/2010 3:20:51 PM
From: Snowshoe   of 74559
 
>>what you mean "seniorage"<<

He meant seigniorage, but he has spelling problems just like you <g>...
en.wikipedia.org

Seigniorage is a convenient source of revenue for some national banks.

In macroeconomics, seigniorage is regarded as a form of inflation tax, as paying for government services by issuing new currency (rather than collecting taxes paid out of the existing money stock) has the effect of creating a de facto tax that falls on those who hold the existing currency, as a result of its effective devaluation through the introduction of additional money.[3]
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