Published Sep 2, 2016
44: What a 12-Year Knows About Money That an Economist Doesn't
Eric Lonergan, a fund manager and author, demystifies the nature of money by shedding light on its simplicity and common misconceptions, examining its role in globalization, societal structures, and monetary policy, while challenging traditional economic models.

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