In a related commentary, Dr. Ronald Labonté, School of Epidemiology, University of Ottawa, with coauthor Ashley Schram, writes, «the uncertainty surrounding future trade negotiations, together with the economic impacts and
societal value of trade and investment agreements being increasingly questioned in the mainstream media, provides public health with a new opportunity to influence the conversation.
A population that has learned the
value of owning and become adept at
trading physical gold would prevent central banks from continuing to use fiat currencies as economic, political and
societal control mechanisms.