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Money,
Sound and Unsound

 

Joseph T. Salerno

 

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Acknowledgements

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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Introduction

INTRODUCTION

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T he twenty-six essays collected in this book were published over the last three decades in a variety of academic journals, scholarly books, policy report series, and periodicals aimed at the non-specialist. Several were originally published in electronic periodicals. They share a common theme despite the fact that they were written at different times and for disparate audiences. This theme may be broadly summed up in the term “sound money” as defined by Ludwig von Mises. According to Mises:

Part One: Foundations of Monetary Theory

CHAPTER 1

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2. Ludwig von Mises’s Monetary Theory in Light of Modern Monetary Thought

CHAPTER 2

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3. The “True” Money Supply: A Measure of the Supply of the Medium of Exchange in the U.S. Economy

CHAPTER 3

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The “True” Money Supply: A Measure of the Supply of the Medium of Exchange in the U.S. Economy

The “True” Money Supply (TMS), developed by Professor Murray Rothbard and the present author,1 is an admittedly imperfect attempt to provide a statistical measure of money that is consistent with the theoretical definition of money as the general medium of exchange in society.2

4. A Simple Model of the Theory Of Money Prices

CHAPTER 4

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5. International Monetary Theory

CHAPTER 5

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