From the anti-economy of the FCFA to rethinking development

We have seen that the FCFA system is derived from the Ecu system of the Kingdom of France, which operated in the Middle Ages at a time of complete barbarism. By basing their hopes of development on such a system, the leaders of these African countries using the FCFA have behaved like a modern-day doctor who relies on the recommendations of a medieval physician in order to distribute health to his clients. These countries still haven't understood that the FCFA system turns monetary instruments upside down, due to their ignorance of what these monetary instruments represent as economic measuring instruments. As a result, the populations of these countries find themselves reduced to hostages, destined to finance the French Treasury for the rest of their lives in the hope of achieving development. The aim of this book is to build on this anti-economic experience with the FCFA to create a high-performance economic system that is totally liberating for the users of the FCFA and not for its owner.

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Monsieur Lamine KEITA est Docteur en Sciences Économiques, Ingénieur Statisticien Economiste de l'ENSAE-CESD-PARIS, auteur de plus d'une douzaine de livres d'économie. Il a travaillé dans cette école à la formation des Ingénieurs Statisticiens, puis à l'Ecole Nationale d'Economie Appliquée de Dakar, ensuite à la Présidence de la République du Mali.