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This site’s primary purpose is to educate on monetary science and theory.  Strong conflicts of interest exist so this area has been obfuscated, hidden and confounded.  For example, the current banking system is inherently unsound.  If one wants to learn the truth about money they must learn it on their own.  As a result, the basic laws of monetary science are largely unknown.

The current instability in the financial markets is predictable according to the laws of monetary science.  Like gravity, the current consequences, including all the violent wars, have been experienced throughout history.

Commodity money like gold are not mere commodities but essential checks and balances in political machinery.  The root cause of almost all current societal problems is unsound currency.  A sound monetary system promotes a sound, safe and productive society.

A good starting point for your monetary education includes:

Monetary Theory 101

Value Calculation

Exchange Rate v. Payment Risk

Counter-Party v. Performance Risk

The First Snowfall of Kondratieff Winter

US Dollar In Hyperinflation

Monetary Theory 102

Gold Privacy and Constitutional Rights

Gold Confiscation

Gold In Backwardation

Silver In Backwardation

The Problem with the GLD and SLV ETFs

GoldMoney

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Trace Mayer, J.D., author of The Great Credit Contraction holds a degree in Accounting, a law degree from California Western School of Law and studies the Austrian school of economics. He works as an entrepreneur, investor, journalist and monetary scientist. He is a strong advocate of the freedom of speech, a member of the Society of Professional Journalists and the San Diego County Bar Association. He has appeared on ABC, NBC, BNN, radio shows and presented at many investment conferences throughout the world. This is merely one article of 197 by Trace Mayer, J.D..

The Great Credit Contraction

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