Duck Tales Inflation Lesson
Filed Under: Anything Peaceful
Tags: inflation • videos
Here is a short clip from Duck Tales dealing with the negative consequenses of inflation.Best line: “You can never get something for nothing.”HT: Reason
Published by the Foundation for Economic Education
February 08, 2010 | Subscribe via RSS
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Frustrating Michael Moore
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The Green-Economy Mirage
by Andrew P. Morriss
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The Long and Short of Short Selling
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by Steven Horwitz
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“We Want to be Regulated”
by Bruce Yandle
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A Failure of Capitalism: The Crisis of ‘08 and the Descent into Depression
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Unsanctioned Voice: Garet Garrett, Journalist of the Old Right
Reviewed by Brian Doherty
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The Legal Foundations of Free Markets
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Getting in Deeper
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Unmasking the Sacred Lies
Reviewed by Joseph G. Lehman
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On Trade and Currency Manipulation
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Comment by Mike on 14 November 2008:
I can’t believe they used to make cartoons that actually taught lessons about the economy. What kind of bizarro world was that!
Comment by planetaryjim on 15 November 2008:
It was long ago. At the time, the current coins of the USA were 90% silver.
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