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Economics Is Haunted By More Fallacies Than Any Other Study Known To Man

The Consequences Of Inflation Are Malinvestment, Waste, A Wanton Redistribution Of Wealth And Income, The Growth Of Speculation And Gambling, Immorality And Corruption, Disillusionment, Social Resentment, Discontent, Upheaval And Riots, Bankruptcy, Increased Government Controls, And Eventual Collapse.

Economic Progress And Justice Do Not Consist In Superbly Equalized Destitution, But In The Constant Creation Of More And More Goods And Services, Of More And More Wealth And Income To Be Shared.

The Envious Are Not Satisfied With Equality; They Secretly Yearn For Superiority And Revenge. In The French Revolution Of 1848, A Woman Coal-heaver Is Said To Have Remarked To A Richly Dressed Lady: 'yes, Madam, Everything's Going To Be Equal Now; I Shall Go In Silks And You'll Carry Coal.'

The First Requisite Of A Sound Monetary System Is That It Put The Least Possible Power Over The Quantity Or Quality Of Money In The Hands Of The Politicians.