On the Optimal Performance of Fiduciary Media: Response to Kristoffer Mousten Hansen

By Tyler Watts, Nicholas Curott. Watts and Curott challenge Kristoffer Mousten Hansen's claims that use of fiduciary media are committing entrepreneurial error and that the market process will eliminate these forms of money.

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The Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics
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2025-11-24
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https://doi.org/10.35297/001c.146834
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Legal principles and applications
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On the Optimal Performance of Fiduciary Media: Response to Kristoffer Mousten Hansen

Nicholas Adam Curott, Tyler Watts
The Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics
Legal principles and applications
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On the Optimal Performance of Fiduciary Media: Response to Kristoffer Mousten Hansen

Nicholas Adam Curott, Tyler Watts
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Abstract

By Tyler Watts, Nicholas Curott. Watts and Curott challenge Kristoffer Mousten Hansen's claims that use of fiduciary media are committing entrepreneurial error and that the market process will eliminate these forms of money.

The Quarterly Journal of Austrian EconomicsVol. 28(3)
Ferris State University (US), Ball State University (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 48%
Legal principles and applications
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