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Massie, Joseph

 
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Sinopsis

How trade, money, and government shape the cost of borrowing and lending

This nonfiction work examines the forces that determine the natural rate of interest. It explains how the profits of trade, the number of traders, and the security of private rights all influence borrowing costs. The book also discusses how government actions affect money, debt, and financial safety. In clear, accessible language, it connects economic ideas to real-world policy and everyday finance. It shows how liberty, public safety, and economic incentives work together to set interest rates and fuel or restrain trade.

  • How the profits of trade relate to the number of traders and overall economic activity.
  • Why necessity and security shape people’s decisions to lend, borrow, and trade.
  • The role of government and legal frameworks in influencing money, debt, and interest.
  • How changes in policy or climate can shift the cost of money across regions and time.
Ideal for readers interested in political arithmetic, historical economics, and the origins of modern financial thought.

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The present edition is a reprint of Massie's essay as issued in The general appearance of the title page has been preserved, the original pagination has been indicated and a few notes have been appended.

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