The Natural Law Of Money (1894)

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Exploring the evolution of money from barter to modern systems, Brough emphasizes its role as a trade facilitator governed by natural laws rather than political influences. He critiques various economic theories and examines historical contexts to provide insights into money's societal function. Written clearly, the book caters to both general readers and economics professionals, making complex concepts accessible. This reprint preserves the original's cultural significance, despite potential imperfections, ensuring its continued relevance in the study of monetary principles.