Monetary Theory

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Frank Shostak

Popular commentators and politicians often express loud opinions about exchange rates and balance of payments. As Dr. Frank Shostak writes, the facts differ widely from popular perception.

André Marques

Current rates of inflation are worse than what the government claims. Not surprisingly, the government gains when people are fooled.

Ludwig von Mises

In 1950, Ludwig von Mises warned against increasing the costs of labor via pension programs and Social Security. This article is online for the first time.

Jörg Guido Hülsmann

Inflation erodes morals in creeping, insidious ways. It replaces social bonds with government controls.

Friedrich A. Hayek

Legal tender laws create special privileges for government money. That kills true currency competition and favors the state's monopoly power.

Ludwig von Mises

Once public opinion is convinced that the increase in prices will continue, everybody becomes eager to buy as much as possible and to restrict his cash holding to a minimum size. 

Vytautas Žukauskas

Abstract: This article explains the theoretical importance of the quality of money as a factor of the demand for money and develop

Vytautas Žukauskas

Abstract: This article explains the theoretical importance of the quality of money as a factor of the demand for money and develop

Robert P. Murphy

In this interview with Jeff Deist, Dr. Murphy gives us a succinct lesson in the history of money, business cycle theory, and on the origins of monetary inflation. 

Jeff Deist

On Friday, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey tweeted a link to Rothbard's essay "Anatomy of the State."