The Chicago Plan is a proposed monetary reform that requires banks to hold 100% reserves against demand deposits, eliminating fractional-reserve lending. It aims to reduce financial instability and government debt by giving the state control over money creation. Benefits include safer banking, lower inflation risk, and direct government spending capacity without borrowing.
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