CryptoQuikRead_278 - Deflation & Liberty [Part 1 - Jörg Guido Hülsmann]

July 31, 2019 00:40:17
CryptoQuikRead_278 - Deflation & Liberty [Part 1 - Jörg Guido Hülsmann]
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CryptoQuikRead_278 - Deflation & Liberty [Part 1 - Jörg Guido Hülsmann]

Jul 31 2019 | 00:40:17

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Guy Swann

Show Notes

When we think about the unmatched scarcity of Bitcoin as a monetary good (particularly after looking at @100trillionUSD's stock-to-flow model), it inevitably leads to an important question.  If Bitcoin's supply is expected to be endlessly deflationary, doesn't this ensure a never ending, economy destroying downward spiral?  Doesn't deflation halt economic growth and investment?

Beginning a 3 episode answer to this critically important question we start by reading Jörg Guido Hülsmann's amazing piece, available thanks to the Mises Institute:

Deflation & Liberty
https://mises.org/library/deflation-and-liberty-1

We will conclude the argument for the liberating powers of deflationary money with a Guy's Take episode breaking it all down.  Subscribe and stay tuned so you don't miss it!

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