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Praise for GOLD highlights the critical role of gold in understanding international monetary economics, emphasizing that many economists overlook essential connections. Nathan Lewis provides a clear historical context that prepares readers for future uncertainties. Gold is portrayed as the ultimate safeguard against crises and inflation, with hard assets being the only reliable insurance during economic turmoil. This book serves as a practical guide to comprehending the true nature of money and offers actionable advice for wealth protection. Lewis argues that a legitimate monetary system must involve tangible assets like gold or silver, pointing out a significant gap in contemporary financial systems. He underscores the alarming reality that society operates without a true means of payment, a fact that many remain oblivious to. The narrative traverses historical economic cycles, revealing the impacts of inflation, deflation, and government-imposed taxes across various nations. It critiques the misguided belief that economies can be easily manipulated, likening them to machines that can be fine-tuned. Overall, the book is a compelling exploration of money's evolution and the lessons learned from past economic missteps.

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Gold, Nathan Lewis

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2007
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Title
Gold
Language
English
Released
2007
Format
Hardcover
Pages
447
ISBN10
0470047666
ISBN13
9780470047668
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Gold
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Praise for GOLD highlights the critical role of gold in understanding international monetary economics, emphasizing that many economists overlook essential connections. Nathan Lewis provides a clear historical context that prepares readers for future uncertainties. Gold is portrayed as the ultimate safeguard against crises and inflation, with hard assets being the only reliable insurance during economic turmoil. This book serves as a practical guide to comprehending the true nature of money and offers actionable advice for wealth protection. Lewis argues that a legitimate monetary system must involve tangible assets like gold or silver, pointing out a significant gap in contemporary financial systems. He underscores the alarming reality that society operates without a true means of payment, a fact that many remain oblivious to. The narrative traverses historical economic cycles, revealing the impacts of inflation, deflation, and government-imposed taxes across various nations. It critiques the misguided belief that economies can be easily manipulated, likening them to machines that can be fine-tuned. Overall, the book is a compelling exploration of money's evolution and the lessons learned from past economic missteps.