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The Value of the US Dollar....
Continued....
The Decline of the "Fiat" Dollar:
"It is clear from the chart that the precipitous decline in the fiat dollar's
purchasing power since 1933 (when the domestic gold standard was
abandoned) has been interrupted briefly at several 'disinflationary' or
deflationary junctures. These are indicated in the circled portions of the
curve. But anyone who believed during those episodes that 'inflation' was
permanently ended obviously was seriously mistaken.
More recently, price inflation has averaged a relatively modest 2.6 percent
annually for the past 6 years - a longer period than any of the earlier
episodes of reduced price inflation. However, even this rate would halve the
purchasing power of the US dollar in 30 years.
Alan Greenspan, the Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, admits that
price stability has not yet been achieved, and he recently said that many of
the factors currently restraining price inflation 'are not necessarily long
lasting.' In short, given the long-term history of the fiat dollar, it is premature
to assert that 'inflation is dead' based on the favorable experience of the past
few years.
Where Are We Headed?
"Where will the trend of monetary inflating eventually lead? Are America's
'forgotten citizens' resigned to having their wealth taken from them? Are they
blind to virtually the entire span of recorded human history and do they see
only from one moment to the next? If so, they are but sheep to be shorn. And
if you, the reader, act like a sheep by growing a new thick coat of 'wool'
(long-term assets in fixed-dollar value) that can easily be shorn, in all
probability you, too, eventually will be shorn like a lamb whether you like it or
not.
Only America's 'forgotten citizens' themselves can prevent this fate.
Historically, the market solution to the problem of unreliable money has
been a return to gold as the monetary unit. Politicians and their banker
allies cannot create gold as they can bookkeeping paper dollar entries.
They thus cannot manipulate a monetary system based on gold as they can
a fiat dollar, or paper-money system.
Vigorous advocacy of a restoration of gold as the nation's monetary unit at
the earliest practicable date would constitute, in our opinion, the only
worthwhile evidence of an intent to stop inflating. Mere verbal assurances by
politicians that the dollar will not continue to depreciate are not sufficient,
and in our view can be translated thus: 'Stand still, little lamb, to be shorn!'"
The more severe the deflation, the greater the gains in the purchasing
power of gold.
During the early years of America's Industrial Revolution, 1873-96, prices
fell by 45%. Gold's purchasing power increased by 82%. From 1920-23,
prices declined by 69%, but gold's purchasing power rose by 251%.
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Continued....
The Decline of the "Fiat" Dollar:
"It is clear from the chart that the precipitous decline in the fiat dollar's
purchasing power since 1933 (when the domestic gold standard was
abandoned) has been interrupted briefly at several 'disinflationary' or
deflationary junctures. These are indicated in the circled portions of the
curve. But anyone who believed during those episodes that 'inflation' was
permanently ended obviously was seriously mistaken.
More recently, price inflation has averaged a relatively modest 2.6 percent
annually for the past 6 years - a longer period than any of the earlier
episodes of reduced price inflation. However, even this rate would halve the
purchasing power of the US dollar in 30 years.
Alan Greenspan, the Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, admits that
price stability has not yet been achieved, and he recently said that many of
the factors currently restraining price inflation 'are not necessarily long
lasting.' In short, given the long-term history of the fiat dollar, it is premature
to assert that 'inflation is dead' based on the favorable experience of the past
few years.
Where Are We Headed?
"Where will the trend of monetary inflating eventually lead? Are America's
'forgotten citizens' resigned to having their wealth taken from them? Are they
blind to virtually the entire span of recorded human history and do they see
only from one moment to the next? If so, they are but sheep to be shorn. And
if you, the reader, act like a sheep by growing a new thick coat of 'wool'
(long-term assets in fixed-dollar value) that can easily be shorn, in all
probability you, too, eventually will be shorn like a lamb whether you like it or
not.
Only America's 'forgotten citizens' themselves can prevent this fate.
Historically, the market solution to the problem of unreliable money has
been a return to gold as the monetary unit. Politicians and their banker
allies cannot create gold as they can bookkeeping paper dollar entries.
They thus cannot manipulate a monetary system based on gold as they can
a fiat dollar, or paper-money system.
Vigorous advocacy of a restoration of gold as the nation's monetary unit at
the earliest practicable date would constitute, in our opinion, the only
worthwhile evidence of an intent to stop inflating. Mere verbal assurances by
politicians that the dollar will not continue to depreciate are not sufficient,
and in our view can be translated thus: 'Stand still, little lamb, to be shorn!'"
The more severe the deflation, the greater the gains in the purchasing
power of gold.
During the early years of America's Industrial Revolution, 1873-96, prices
fell by 45%. Gold's purchasing power increased by 82%. From 1920-23,
prices declined by 69%, but gold's purchasing power rose by 251%.
There is one more page to this article...
Click Here to Continue...