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On Exchange, Monetary Credit Transactions, Barter, Time Preference, Interest Rates, and Productivity

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We attempt in this paper to tie together several basic insights of praxeology, and several that are not at all that basic. These include the following: that gains from exchange are subjective; that this applies to profits and interest; that credit transactions can occur under barter; that...

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