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Robinson Crusoe's Money

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“I smiled at myself at the sight of all this money. ‘Oh, drug,’ said I, aloud, ‘what art thou good for? thou art not worth to me, no, not the taking off the ground. One of these knives is worth all this heap’” frontispiece

The representatives of labor and the representatives of capital proposing to have a difference 18

Then the bubble burst; stock companies all failed 29

The survival of the fittest 52

A shadow is not a substance 58

One way of blowing a dissatisfied party out of existence 70

This scheme accordingly found many opponents, who alleged that, if it were carried out, it would deprive them of money, and consequently of instrumentalities for making their exchanges 75

“An instrument of military necessity, once created, remains such an instrumentality for continued use for all time; no matter who it may hit, or what property it may destroy” 81

The doctors prescribe continued low (fiscal) diet 85

The Arab and the camel 92

Milk-tickets for babies, in place of milk 97

An inflation look ahead 102

Increasing the volume of the currency 106

The hungry dog and the shadow 115

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