
How Does Money Acquire its Value?
• https://mises.org by Frank ShostakWhy does the dollar bill in our pocket have value? The value of money is established, according to some, because the government in power says so.
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Why does the dollar bill in our pocket have value? The value of money is established, according to some, because the government in power says so.
I don't get it. The Constitution clearly established a monetary system based on gold coins and silver coins. That was the American monetary system for more than 125 years.
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