The debtors owed money so they need money to pay back the money they owed so they wanted more silver coined and money printed. The creditors were against this because it was their jobs to lend money and if money was just printed they would lost money and eventually their job.
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Ranger Frisch coined these two terms in 1933.
The term Money Illusion was coined by John Maynard Keynes sometime inthe early 20th century.
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Money may be coined or printed only by a country's authorized government agency, such as the central bank or treasury department. It is illegal for any individual or private entity to produce money.
Creditors have better memories than debtors is a popular quote that was coined by Benjamin Franklin. It is only logical for someone who owes money to forget but the one who is owed keeps remembering the debt.
Canada's monetary units are Canadian dollars, which are coined like American dollars and valued differently.
No they did not strike any quarters, half dollars or dollars dated 1975
6-25-11>>> I will take a guess at your "misprint" on the 1922 silver dollar, the spelling of the word trust with a V an not a U. The design of the coin coin is in the classic Roman style with Latin letters, the Latin alphabet has no U and all PEACE dollars have this spelling. It's not a mistake. It's also safe to say none are still in circulation. NOTE: coins are struck, coined or minted NOT printed, only paper money is printed.
A silver coined issued for the sole purpose of trading in the Orient with China, Korea, and Japan. It is out of circulation.
All error coins need to be seen. Take it to a coin dealer. NOTE: Coins are Struck, Minted or Coined. Paper money is PRINTED.