"An Example of Communal Currency: The facts about the Guernsey Market House," by J. Theodore Harris, delves into the fascinating history of local currency and its impact on economic development. Focusing on the unique case of Guernsey, this meticulously researched study examines the Guernsey Market House and its role in fostering a sustainable local economy.

This book offers a detailed look at a real-world example of communal currency in action. Harris explores the financial mechanisms and social structures that allowed Guernsey to thrive through its innovative approach to finance. Readers interested in sustainable development, alternative economic models, and the history of finance will find valuable insights within these pages. Explore the story of Guernsey's local currency and its enduring legacy in the world of finance.

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