It’s preposterous. There’s no problem that’s getting addressed with this solution, this is a solution in search of some problem.
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… earns a positive ( inflation -adjusted) rate of return, it can prevent households and businesses from holding inefficiently small money balances. Chapter Federal Reserve Page number 737 … by ensuring … - page 737
… Further benefits of free banking include - 10623 Further benefits of free banking include dramatic reduction of economic cycles, an end to indirect financing of federal spending, removal of … - page 737
… Potential downsides of free banking stem - 10624 Potential downsides of free banking stem from its greatest benefit: It has massive … political hurdles to clear. Economic theory predicts and economic history confirms that free banking is both … - page 737
… U.S. history, the dollar was defined in terms of both gold and silver. The problem was that when the legal price … would disappear from circulation. There were times, for instance, when this mechanism put the US. on ade facto silver standard. However, as … - page 737
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