At some point in the spring of 2004, the money ran out in the village of Güsen in the eastern German state of Saxony-Anhalt. At least, Frank Jansky wasn't receiving any. “People couldn't pay their bills anymore,“ says Jansky, who runs a lawyer's office in Güsen, where he represents mainly tradesmen and small construction firms.
Around that time, Jansky heard about regional currencies and thought:...
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