Right on -- our Fiat Currency is based on what the government says it is worth and what people believe. When people don't believe what the government says, we have runaway inflation (can you say, "Jimmy Carter?")
Absent gold and silver, the measure of worth has to be the goods and services produced -- these things have REAL value, not a fiat value, and that real value finally determines the worth of the government's paper currency. Now encouraging producers to produce more is like encouraging gold miners to produce more -- you get more REAL wealth to share among the people.
Absent gold and silver, the measure of worth has to be the goods and services produced -- these things have REAL value, not a fiat value, and that real value finally determines the worth of the government's paper currency. Now encouraging producers to produce more is like encouraging gold miners to produce more -- you get more REAL wealth to share among the people.

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