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Hello David,
very good question!
> If the entire world switched to using e-gold today, for all
> their direct
> debit financial transactions, is there enough "gold"
> currently available to "back it?"
Basically yes - but that would mean that gold will cost much-much
more than in costs today as there will be much bigger demand for it.
Maybe you can buy good shoes with 1 gram then...
Regards,
Paul Vahur
IceGold http://www.icegold.com
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