4. The Late Spanish Scholastics
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Acknowledgements
From An Austrian Perspective on the History of Economic Thought, Volume I. Pages xv-xvi in the text. Narrated by Jeff Riggenbach.
3. From Middle Ages to Renaissance
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5. Protestants and Catholics (continued)
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2. The Christian Middle Ages
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4. The Late Spanish Scholastics (continued)
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1. The First Philosopher-Economists: the Greeks
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3. From Middle Ages to Renaissance (continued)
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5. Protestants and Catholics (continued 2)
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Origins of Money
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‘Atlas Shrugged’ at Fifty
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Should the State Support the Arts?
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Aristotle on Private Property and Money
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Compulsory Social Insurance
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The Incredible Bread Machine Film
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The Specific Value of Money
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Money, Banking and the Current Mess
Money originates by free markets via barter and gold and silver, not by governments via fiat. A story of Halloween candy demonstrates this. The double coincidence of wants is solved by money. Money that will last will be six things: generally marketable, divisible, high value per unit weight (portable), durable, recognizable, and homogeneous.
