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The OP asked about the value of money in the context of how hard it was to obtain it. If someone gives you money, through no exchange of a good or service, you would probably perceive your effort in that exchange with infinite value but minimize the absolute value of that money received. See Paris Hilton or George Vanderbilt.
vagabondoParticipantThe OP asked about the value of money in the context of how hard it was to obtain it. If someone gives you money, through no exchange of a good or service, you would probably perceive your effort in that exchange with infinite value but minimize the absolute value of that money received. See Paris Hilton or George Vanderbilt.
vagabondoParticipantThe OP asked about the value of money in the context of how hard it was to obtain it. If someone gives you money, through no exchange of a good or service, you would probably perceive your effort in that exchange with infinite value but minimize the absolute value of that money received. See Paris Hilton or George Vanderbilt.
vagabondoParticipantThe OP asked about the value of money in the context of how hard it was to obtain it. If someone gives you money, through no exchange of a good or service, you would probably perceive your effort in that exchange with infinite value but minimize the absolute value of that money received. See Paris Hilton or George Vanderbilt.
vagabondoParticipantMoney is a means to some other end. If I am required to work harder or longer to acquire the same good or service, I would perceive that my effort, and thus the means by which I can acquire that good or service, to be worth less.
vagabondoParticipantMoney is a means to some other end. If I am required to work harder or longer to acquire the same good or service, I would perceive that my effort, and thus the means by which I can acquire that good or service, to be worth less.
vagabondoParticipantMoney is a means to some other end. If I am required to work harder or longer to acquire the same good or service, I would perceive that my effort, and thus the means by which I can acquire that good or service, to be worth less.
vagabondoParticipantMoney is a means to some other end. If I am required to work harder or longer to acquire the same good or service, I would perceive that my effort, and thus the means by which I can acquire that good or service, to be worth less.
vagabondoParticipantMoney is a means to some other end. If I am required to work harder or longer to acquire the same good or service, I would perceive that my effort, and thus the means by which I can acquire that good or service, to be worth less.
vagabondoParticipantI’ve understood inflation to be a product of money supply. In a given economy, if the money supply increases, yet your income remains unchanged, both your buying and saving power decrease.
vagabondoParticipantI’ve understood inflation to be a product of money supply. In a given economy, if the money supply increases, yet your income remains unchanged, both your buying and saving power decrease.
vagabondoParticipantI’ve understood inflation to be a product of money supply. In a given economy, if the money supply increases, yet your income remains unchanged, both your buying and saving power decrease.
vagabondoParticipantI’ve understood inflation to be a product of money supply. In a given economy, if the money supply increases, yet your income remains unchanged, both your buying and saving power decrease.
vagabondoParticipantI’ve understood inflation to be a product of money supply. In a given economy, if the money supply increases, yet your income remains unchanged, both your buying and saving power decrease.
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