The MBBS bond is intended to have negotiable value throughout its life. While the cost of a bond is determined by the price paid for it, an unused bond also has an open-market value because of the demand for goods and services.
The maintenance of value is critical because it is likely that bond value will fluctuate within reasonable limits. This will encourage people to save bonds in the same way they save shares, savings certificates, and gold and silver.
The MBBS bond would be subject to the following:
1. It would be subject to substantial, continual demand because of the need to sustain economic activity.
2. It would be subject to the maintenance of supply management controls to ensure bonds sustain GDP growth without the danger of inflation. …show more content…
The limited period of cheaper bonds at the beginning of a financial year will ensure a healthy open market when official channels dry up or become relatively expensive. This alone will keep minimum open-market rates above or around five bonds per dollar.
5. It is anticipated that banks and finance houses will purchase large quantities of bonds at the start of each year and hold them for their customers. As a result, a bank’s customers would be able to purchase bonds at any time during the year and in large quantities provided they are willing to pay the bank’s risk and profit margin.

The Government of USA’s MBBS Balance Sheet and Cash Flow
MBBS will produce revenues in the following areas:
1. The sale of Govt. price-controlled goods and services.
2. Operations in USA’s added-value chain.
3. The use of MBBS bonds in the retail sector.
4. The use of MBBS as an import agency for goods and services arriving in USA for sale or use in the country.
Table 15 and Figure 12 show how MBBS produces revenues. In some cases, these figures are estimates based on broad economic data, and as such, they are no better and no worse than methods deployed by governments to forecast tax …show more content…
A bank may buy a house and sell it to a prospective buyer at a profit or build a house on turnkey basis. The buyer pays for the house in installments. These installments are the actual loan plus rent, which is a percentage of the prevailing interest rate and which is reduced with every installment. A bank may also use an approach called leasing. In this approach, a bank will sell a vehicle to a buyer in exactly the same way as it will sell a house. The bank’s profit is from the rent of the house or car, not from selling it at a higher price to the buyer. This is true interest free