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*'''[[Léon Walras]]''' was a [[France|French]] economist who made key contributions in price and value theory. | *'''[[Léon Walras]]''' was a [[France|French]] economist who made key contributions in price and value theory. | ||
*[[Thomas J. DiLorenzo]]'s '''''[[Hamilton's Curse]]''''' offers a revisionist view of [[Alexander Hamilton]]. | *[[Thomas J. DiLorenzo]]'s '''''[[Hamilton's Curse]]''''' offers a revisionist view of [[Alexander Hamilton]]. | ||
*'''[[Reichskreditkassenscheine]]''' | *'''[[Reichskreditkassenscheine]]''' was a military currency used by Nazi soldiers during [[World War II]]. | ||
*'''''[[The Mystery of Banking]]''''', by [[Murray Rothbard]], explains the modern [[fractional-reserve banking]] system. | *'''''[[The Mystery of Banking]]''''', by [[Murray Rothbard]], explains the modern [[fractional-reserve banking]] system. | ||
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- The Latin American debt crisis was a major financial crisis of the early 1980s.
- Léon Walras was a French economist who made key contributions in price and value theory.
- Thomas J. DiLorenzo's Hamilton's Curse offers a revisionist view of Alexander Hamilton.
- Reichskreditkassenscheine was a military currency used by Nazi soldiers during World War II.
- The Mystery of Banking, by Murray Rothbard, explains the modern fractional-reserve banking system.
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