killemsoftly
Well-Known Member
I tend to agree. Macroeconomics, especially money, is not my specialty.
I think that a gold or metal pegged currency forces governments to finance wars through money men (bankers, such as the Rothchild's in the past). I think governments prefer to have all the power, ie. print money, so they prefer fantasy land (GDP pegged currencies with int'l money markets). Blame Nixon. Most roads go back to that bastard.
I think that a gold or metal pegged currency forces governments to finance wars through money men (bankers, such as the Rothchild's in the past). I think governments prefer to have all the power, ie. print money, so they prefer fantasy land (GDP pegged currencies with int'l money markets). Blame Nixon. Most roads go back to that bastard.