Monetary Theory

"There can be no such thing as a Keynesian state on the gold standard, any more then a cocaine addict or compulsive gambler can be on a strict budget."

From Part I of A History of Money and Banking in the United States: The Colonial Era to World War II: “The History of Money and Bank

Bankers who engage in fractional-reserve banking really do create "money out of thin air." Austrian economics is superior to Marxism in every respect.

The British Currency School did not criticize the multifarious projects to lower or abolish interest by means of a banking reform.

"The discount of future goods as against present goods is a necessary and eternal category of human action."

As long as the money- supply rate of growth remains a positive figure, there can be no deflation.

It's been spend, spend, spend ever since. And as credit lines increased, so did the size of the ships.

To put it differently, morally significant action has to be freely chosen, not mere proper behavior.

"Whenever the central bank inflated itself into financial trouble, the government stood ready to allow it to suspend specie payments."

If the dictator invests more and thus curtails the means available for current consumption, the people must eat less and hold their tongues.