When Money Goes Bad
When Money Goes Bad by Lawrence W. Reed is available as a free EPUB download at freecapitalists.org, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0.
- Lawrence W. Reed
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- EPUB
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- 978-157246-556-5
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- The Foundation for Economic Education
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- Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
History & biography Money, banking & crises
A FEE anthology on inflation edited by Lawrence W. Reed, opening with Hans Sennholz on the evils of inflation and Reed's own case that government fuels rather than fights it. The rest works through historical hyperinflations: ancient Rome, the seventeenth century, the French Revolution, Weimar Germany, China in the 1930s and 1940s, and twentieth century Brazil and South America, with contributions from Henry Hazlitt, Hans Eicholz, Richard M. Ebeling, Jay Habegger and Gerald Swanson.
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16 chapters · 31,679 words · free to read here
- Front Matter
- Introduction
- Some Evils of Inflation by Hans F. Sennholz
- Is Government an Inflation Fighter? by Lawrence W. Reed
- Rome: Money, Mischief and Minted Crises by Lawrence W. Reed & Marc Hyden
- A Review of Max Shapiro’s “The Penniless Billionaires” by Lawrence W. Reed
- Did You Know about the Great Hyperinflation of the 17th Century? by Lawrence W. Reed
- The Times That Tried Men’s Economic Souls by Lawrence W. Reed
- Inflation, Price Controls, and Collectivism During the French Revolution by Richard M. Ebeling
- Lessons of the German Inflation by Henry Hazlitt
- How Hyperinflation Shattered German Society by Hans Eicholz
- The Great Austrian Inflation by Richard M. Ebeling
- Origins of the Chinese Hyperinflation by Jay Habegger
- Hyperinflation Threatens Brazil by Lawrence W. Reed
- Hyperinflation: Lessons from South America by Gerald Swanson
- Where Have All the Monetary Cranks Gone? by Lawrence W. Reed
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