Money upside down : a paradigm shift in economics and monetary theory?
Harald Haas
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Harald Haas
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Neither the Asia Crisis, nor the LTCM debacle1 with the following currency crises around the globe were foreseen nor even mentioned as an unlikely scenario beforehand. As history proves, a false theory or a wrong perception of the world - like the pre-Copernican perception of the world - or in particular a false monetary and economic theory can prevail for a long time. Acting subsequently, according to a false theory or a wrong perception, may even in the long run have no obvious negative impact on the economy until a major crisis arises. In a major crisis differences between expectations and illusions respectively the well-founded interpretation of reality and reality itself show up.
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Neither the Asia Crisis, nor the LTCM debacle1 with the following currency crises around the globe were foreseen nor even mentioned as an unlikely scenario beforehand. As history proves, a false theory or a wrong perception of the world - like the pre-Copernican perception of the world - or in particular a false monetary and economic theory can prevail for a long time. Acting subsequently, according to a false theory or a wrong perception, may even in the long run have no obvious negative impact on the economy until a major crisis arises. In a major crisis differences between expectations and illusions respectively the well-founded interpretation of reality and reality itself show up.
Key concepts: Fiat money, Economics, Perspective (graphical), Quantity theory of money, Monetary theory, Monetary economics, Monetary policy, Endogenous money