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    The Small Business Finance Series, #2

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    Foundations of Economics gathers eight classic texts that illuminate the contested premises of modern economic thought: value, money, credit, taxation, distribution, industrial organization, and the relation between private enterprise and public welfare. Moving from formal theoretical argument and monetary analysis to social critique, policy polemic, and historically grounded exposition, the ... Read more

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    Series Book 1 - The Small Business Finance Series
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  • Honest Money

    "Honest Money" by Arthur Isaac Fonda delves into the intricate relationship between ethics and finance. The book presents a compelling argument for a monetary system that prioritizes honesty and integrity over profit-driven motives. Fonda explores historical examples and contemporary issues, illustrating how a commitment to honest practices can lead to a more equitable society. Through engaging ... Read more

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  • Honest Money

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    In "Honest Money," Arthur Isaac Fonda explores the intricate relationship between currency, ethics, and societal values through a compelling narrative that blends economic theory with philosophical inquiry. The book offers a critical examination of the moral implications of money and its influence on human behavior, articulated through a blend of analytical essays and narrative storytelling. Fonda ... Read more

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  • Audiobook

    Honest Money

    Narrated by Andrew Jackson ...

    Unabridged

    3 hours 10 min

    Written in the late 19th century, Honest Money is a clear, argumentative primer on what money is, how it gets its value, and what happens when a society's currency system becomes unstable or politically manipulated. Arthur Isaac Fonda walks the reader from first principles—value, standards of value, and the basic functions of money—into the practical disputes of his era: coin versus paper, the ... Read more

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  • The Theory of Money and Credit

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    Enriched Edition. Profit, Rent, Credit, and Crisis in the Critique of Political Economy

    In Capital: The Process of Capitalist Production as a Whole, Karl Marx completes his systematic critique of political economy by moving from the hidden production of surplus value to the visible forms through which capitalism appears to itself: profit, interest, rent, credit, and crisis. Dense, dialectical, and relentlessly analytical, the work exposes how social relations between people assume ... Read more

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