About this book
Rothbard's introduction to the fractional-reserve banking system, its history, and its consequences, with the Federal Reserve as its central example. Following Ludwig von Mises, he integrates monetary theory with value theory, tracing the origins of money and how supply and demand set prices, then using the T-account method to show how central banks create money, fueling inflation and the boom-bust cycle.
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