In his compelling introduction to the new translation of Heinrich Schurtz’s 1897 work, “Origins of Money,” Michael Hudson emphasizes the innovative approach Schurtz took in analyzing the development of money. Unlike conventional economic theories that perpetuate a simplistic narrative of money emerging from barter systems, Hudson notes that Schurtz recognized the complexity of societal structures...
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