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The Tragedy of the Euro by Philipp Bagus

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The Tragedy of the Euro
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Publisher: Ludwig von Mises Institute
ISBN/ASIN: B004QGYHD0
Number of pages: 198

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With this book, Professor Bagus brings his scholarship to English readers, explaining the background to the idea of European unity and its heritage of sound money. He explains that the Euro is not what the older classical liberals had hoped for but instead is a politically managed money that is destined for failure.

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