As it turns out, of course, the debt for future happiness is, indeed, honored, and Henry is right to trust in the short-term uncertainty for a long-term reward, a thinly disguised statement about
paper money.
(12) The Commissioner, meditation master (chanshi [TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII]) and Buddhist rectifier each received 80 ingots worth of
paper money, three lined multi-colored satin robes, and three rolls of coarse silk.
(1) Others claim he conflates counterfeiters and
paper money proponents, thereby adopting the antebellum criticisms of hard money advocates.
This Article tells the intriguing story of Colonial America's extraordinary monetary innovations, examines contemporaneous law and language, and shows how the
paper money question was addressed during the framing and ratification of the Constitution.
Paul Revere designed and engraved the printing plates for the first
paper money in the United States.
It was not mandated for use on coins until 1908 and on
paper money in 1957.
Government agencies might scan passports or
paper money.
Paper, pencils, art supplies, poster boards, tables, chairs, "
paper money" (similar to Monopoly money).
At the heart of the decay of capitalism is
paper money, especially the large-denomination bills which are used in illegal transactions.
In modern times, we've had Weimar Germany (20th century), Zimbabwe and Venezuela (21st century) where
paper money eventually became worthless.
The world has been reducing its usage of
paper money, so why shouldn't we?
"The world is witnessing an accelerated transition from monetary to non-monetary economy, thanks to financial technology, the tools and mechanisms it provides to reduce dependence on
paper money, and the shift to reliance on encrypted electronic money," he added.