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|    “There is no justification whatever for the widespread belief that variations in the quantity of money must lead
|    to inversely proportionate variations in the objective exchange-value of money, so that, for example, a doubling
|    of the quantity of money must lead to a halving of the purchasing power of money.”
|    
|    — The Theory of Money and Credit (LvMI) by Ludwig von Mises
|    https://a.co/bfU0xeM
|    
|    Up to this point I was understanding what Mises was explaining. But this quote seems to say that an increase in
|    the quantity of money does NOT decrease purchasing power. If I’m understanding this correctly this would be
|    completely contradictory to what I’ve come to understand through my dillegent research.
|    
|    nostr:npub1gdu7w6l6w65qhrdeaf6eyywepwe7v7ezqtugsrxy7hl7ypjsvxksd76nak could you shed some scholarly light on
|    this concept please. I really would appreciate your thoughts on this.
|    reply [1 reply]
Saifedean Ammous -- 702d
He's not saying it wouldn't decrease the purchasing power, he's saying the decrease would not be exactly
inversely proportional to the increase in supply
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