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Frank Ashe (not verified)
6th September 2012 | 4:16am

Running through this article is a confusion of money (without really defining what it is), monetary base, credit growth ... , and a lack of insight into why gold, if it is supposed to be some form of money, is so volatile in price compared to a standard basket of goods, as seen in the price of gold adjusted for consumer price inflation (or the GDP deflator).