“And he draws on some nuggets of comments that Mises has in his first book, Theory of Money and Credit.”
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The Theory of Money and Credit
Ludwig von Mises · 1934
An economic treatise arguing that money's value originates from market utility and that credit expansion drives business cycles.
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