Re: Is the US Dollar a commodity money?

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Subject: Re: Is the US Dollar a commodity money?
From: "John Gelles" <jjgelles@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 6 Jun 1998 17:10:34 -0700

	The answer to the above is no!  And it is not
	a tax based money.  It is a savings based money
	whose value is determined by its real rate of interest.

		John

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- Forstater is NOT advocating saving in place of taxes, John Gelles Sun 07 Jun 1998, 00:27 GMT
- Re: Is the US Dollar a commodity money?, John Gelles Sun 07 Jun 1998, 00:10 GMT
- Mosler Seminar: Why do voters reject deficits?, John Gelles Sun 07 Jun 1998, 00:03 GMT
- Is Keynesianism right or left?, LYNN TURGEON, PROFESSOR EMERITUS OF ECONOMICS, HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY, ECOELT@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Sat 06 Jun 1998, 21:03 GMT
  - Re: Is Keynesianism right or left?, Andrew Wayne Austin Sat 06 Jun 1998, 21:49 GMT
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