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of money, while recognizing their impact on prices? Was not
whether it is protectionist, it is entirely based on the exchange mechanism
the increase of wealth? In fact, these contradictions or
these oscillations exist only insofar as before
a mercantilism put the dilemma, which could not have
meaning-the dilemma of money as a commodity or of money as a sign. For
emerging classical thinking money-this is what
allows you to pose wealth. Without such signs, wealth
would remain immobile, useless and as if dumb; gold
and silver are in this sense creators of all that man
may crave. However, in order to be able
to play this role of submission, it is necessary that the money represented
properties (physical, not economic) that make them
adequate to its task, and therefore expensive. In
as a universal sign of money becoming rare and
uneven distribution of goods: "handling and cost,
prescribed any money -- this is the true purity,
inherent add-on"<$FD u m o u l i n (CIT. in: G o n n a r d.
Histoire des theories monetaires, I, p. 173).>. In terms of
representations the signs that replace and analyse them must
themselves be representations, and the money can't mean
wealth, while not in themselves wealth. But they become
wealth, because they are characters; while
the submission must first be submitted to then
to become familiar.