In a rapidly transforming world where even institutions like the church, education, and media have freed themselves from state control, Czech economist Josef Tětek poses a compelling question: should the state control money?

In this thought-provoking book, you will embark on an immersive exploration of monetary history, where you’ll encounter the profound insights of Austrian economists, unravel the significance of time preference, and gain an understanding of the intricate pitfalls that come with relying on state-controlled money.

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Paperback, 119 pages