Money Mischief: Episodes in Monetary History (Harvest Book)
In Money Mischief, Milton Friedman uses episodes from monetary history to explore the influence of money on economies and societies. Drawing attention to recurring patterns and policy consequences, this accessible work offers readers a broader understanding of monetary events and their place in economic history.
About This Book
Money Mischief explores the role of money in economic and social life through episodes drawn from monetary history.
Milton Friedman presents historical examples to examine monetary policy, economic change, and the consequences of decisions involving money.
The book connects past monetary events with broader questions in economics and public affairs.
Written for readers interested in economics and history, it offers a historically grounded perspective on the influence of money.
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