
The Mystery of Banking
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Jim Vann
Talk about great timing. Rothbard's extraordinary book unravels the mystery of banking: What is legitimate enterprise and what is a government-backed shell game that can't last? His explanation is clear enough for anyone to follow and yet precise and rigorous enough to be the best textbook for college classes on the topic. This is because its expository clarity - in its history and theory - is essentially unrivaled.
Most notably, he uses the T-account method of explaining the relationship between deposits and loans, showing the inherent instability of fractional reserve banking and how it sets the stage for centralization, inflation, and the boom-bust cycle.
But there is more here. It is an explanation of money's origins and its meaning in the free market. The abstract theory is here but always with real application in history and in modern banking practice. Never does a paragraph go by without an example drawn from his massive knowledge of the subject.
Even further, he explains the integration between microeconomics and the business cycle. As Douglas French writes in the introduction: "Although first published 25 years ago, Murray Rothbard's The Mystery of Banking continues to be the only book that clearly and concisely explains the modern fractional reserve banking system, its origins, and its devastating effects on the lives of every man, woman, and child. It is especially appropriate in a year that will see: a surge in bank failures, central banks around the globe bailing out failed commercial and investment banks, double-digit inflation rates in many parts of the world and hyperinflation completely destroying Zimbabwe's economy, that a new edition of Rothbard's classic work be published and made available through the efforts of Lew Rockwell and the staff at the Ludwig von Mises Institute. Priced affordably for students and laymen interested in the vagaries of banking and how inflation and business cycles are created."
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Thankfully, this volume on banking has been skillfully written so as too be accessible to a lay reader/listener. Though I still have some questions, The Mystery of Banking has answered many others, and this to my complete satisfaction.
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Should be required reading/listening.
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Fantastic book
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I don’t agree with the poor reviews of this book
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Takes a long time to say some simple things
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I learned this in my school economics
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Antiquated and one-sided view on Monetary policy and banking
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Constantly hearing about "50,000 dollars slash 50,000 dollars", etc., made me stop my book multiple times out of frustration. I almost completely quit when I heard about all the Lacey fare.
My son assured me that even in these days of "new math" that they learn about m-prime in middle school, and that " / " means "out of" in second or third grade. He's a junior now and he can pronounce "laissez faire" properly.
The book itself is fascinating. Too bad the narrator is an illiterate dolt. I almost didn't make it through because of him. 😕
Completely incompetent narrator
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