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consistent with the amount of metal that is selected as a reference
ReplyDeleteand who is in them; then the money won't mean anything
other than its measured value. In this sense, anonymous
the author of "Compendia" requires that "all currently
in circulation, the money would not be more so starting
from a certain date" as "the excess of" nominal value
long since changed the measuring function of money; you need to have
circulating banknotes were made only "under evaluation
they contain metal"; as for new money: they
will have as their nominal value to their own
weight: "from this point on will apply only to new and
old money, endowed respectively with only one value
one weight, one value, and thus the money again
will return to its previous rate previous q"<$FId.,
ibid., p. 155.>. Unknown influence whether the text of the "Compendia",
which until 1581 remained unpublished, although it certainly
existed and circulated in manuscript form for thirty years before
this, on fiscal policy in the reign of Elizabeth. Well
it is known that after a number of "exceedances" (devaluations) between 1544 and
March 1559 years resolution 1561 "reduces"
the nominal value of money and reduces it to the number
they contained metal. Also in France the States-General in
1575 call and seek cancellation of SDRs, which
introduced the third, a purely arithmetic definition of money,
adding it to the definition by weight and using a nominal
cost: this is an additional relation is concealed from those who
in this poorly understood the meaning of financial speculation. The edict from
Sep 1577 sets the gold ECU as a coin,
have real value, and as unit of account;
defines the discipline of gold to all other metals, in particular
silver, preserving arbitrary value, but losing its
legal immutability. So the money is returned to the reference
the value corresponding to the weight of the contained metal. Sign
wear them -
valor impositus-only a precise and clear indication
they adopt the measures.