MONEY ENIGMA

The Money Enigma is a dedicated to the development of new economic theories regarding price determination and the nature of money. The Money Enigma discusses these theories and their practical application in a weekly newsletter. Please sign up for the weekly newsletter or follow us on twitter... The view of The Money Enigma is that every price is a function of two sets of supply and demand... This theory can be most easily understood in the context of a barter economy. For example, is the price of apples, in banana terms, a function of supply and demand for the primary good (apples) or supply and demand for the measurement good (bananas)? The view of The Money Enigma is "both": the price of apples, in banana terms, depends upon both supply and demand for the primary good (apples) and supply and demand for the measurement good

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