Banking and the State
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Adam Smith; Alexander Hamilton; Sound money; Stable money; Ludwig von Mises; Florian Aftalion; Thomas Sowell; Public Choice; F. A. Hayek; The euro; Monetary constitution; Leland Yeager; Lawrence H. White;All these keywords.
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