I’ll read both. Thank you for the suggestions. I made it to the gold standard portion of the book today and I found the Rome part very interesting. I love the book so far! nostr:note1al38nhfzlqppgg69sae2t804ql8sr8vjq7cvsjpmdg7mu8586ceqyvjj72
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Skip through the ad hominem attacks on Keynes. Distracts from the excellence.
This really turned me off. I managed to finish it but it really left a bad aftertaste. I also started The Fiat Standard but then dropped it when he started up again with the extreme vitriol. It’s a shame because it really takes away from some otherwise good writing.
I found Broken Money to be the better book.
Yep, no place for that in an economics book imo.