From LaRouchePAC <[email protected]>
Subject Final Panel Starting Now - “The Science of Physical Economy”
Date April 26, 2020 7:02 PM
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Hello John

Make sure to catch the concluding panel of the Schiller Institute's international online conference, “The Science of Physical Economy.”  If anything has been demonstrated in this breakdown crisis, it's that Lyndon LaRouche's approach to economics has been correct, while prevailing monetarist theory and standard academic approaches have been the complete failures.

Remember to send questions to, [email protected]

You can support the continuation of Lyndon LaRouche's Legacy and the efforts of the Schiller Institute: 

- Be one of the first to purchase a copy of volume 1 of Lyndon LaRouche's collected works from the newly-created LaRouche Legacy Foundation <[link removed]>


- Become a member of the Schiller Institute <[link removed]>

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Panel 4: The Science of Physical Economy

Sunday, April 26, 3:00 p.m. U.S. EDT [21:00 CEST]

Dennis Small, United States, Schiller Institute Director for Ibero-America: "LaRouche’s Legacy: Foundation of the Modern Science of Physical Economy."

Sébastien Périmony, France, Schiller Institute representative: "When Africa Looks to the Stars."

Cédric Mbeng Mezui, Gabon, author of "Unlocking the Potential of Africa – Ideas by Alexander Hamilton," financial sector expert, think tank FinanceAfrika.

Phillip Tsokolibane, South Africa, leader of LaRouche South Africa.

Bob Baker, United States: "Feed the Future: Eating Is a Moral Right—A Dialogue With American Farmers."

Prof. Mario Roberto Morales, Guatemala, professor, writer, and recipient of Guatemala’s Miguel Angel Asturias National Prize for Literature, 2007: "The Productive vs. the Speculative Economy: A View from Central America."

Daisuke Kotegawa, former Executive Director for Japan at IMF.

Ellen Brown, United States, President of the Public Banking Institute: "Productive Credit, not Predatory Debt."

Susan Kokinda
LaRouchePAC, Midwest



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