Translations:Abraham Lincoln/8/en
After heavy lobbying by bankers led by Jay and Henry Cooke, the act was passed in 1863 and it resulted in a surge of inflation. Furthermore, as economist Murray Rothbard writes, it also “paved the way for the Federal Reserve System by instituting a quasi-central banking type of monetary system.”[1]
- ↑ Murray N. Rothbard, The Mystery of Banking (n.p.: Richardson & Snyder, 1983), p. 224.