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In this groundbreaking work, first published in 1976, Friedrich von Hayek argues that the government monopoly of money must be abolished to stop recurring bouts of inflation and deflation. Abolition is also the cure for the more deep-seated disease of the recurring waves of depression and unemployment attributed to 'capitalism'.
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The problem with data that is couched as 'groundbreaking' is the facts that show otherwise.
Here are a few examples of ground being broken:
http://www.amazon.com/Shayss-Rebellion-American-Revolutions-Battle/dp/0812236696
That book offers data supporting the groundbreaking work in 1786 when former volunteers who fought against the British enforcement of the government monopoly of money fought against Massachusetts State enforcement of the government monopoly of money and the ‘rebels’, ‘insurgents’, and ‘out-laws’ lost the battle but won the war. The ‘rebels’ were punished and pardoned after their defeat while the Confederation re-acknowledged the spirit of liberty in money matters. In other words the use of state troops to squash tax revolts (currency fraud revolts) was against the law – at that time – under the Articles of Confederation. Massachusetts was extra-legal in its suppression of Shay’s Rebellion.
http://tinyurl.com/5jvfga
That book offers data supporting the groundbreaking work in 1794 when former volunteers who fought against the British enforcement of the government monopoly of money were re-inspired to fight the same battle against the new ‘masters’ imposing a new currency fraud under the newly formed Constitution of the Untied States of America. The “rebels”, “Rabble”, “Insurgents”, and “Tax Protesters” were defending the power they had to employ whiskey as currency since the currency fraud caused Gold to leave the former colonies that were now incorporated as one happy Nation State (limited liability).
http://www.amazon.com/Secret-Proceedings-Debates-Constitutional-Convention/dp/1410203638
That book offers data supporting the groundbreaking work of the people who failed to defeat the incorporation of the separate and sovereign confederated states into a single Union or Nation where the Nationalists pretending to be federalist created and then enforced a currency fraud upon the people living within the legal reach of the new Limited Liability Corporate Nation State.
http://tmh.floonet.net/pdf/jwarren.pdf
That book offers data supporting groundbreaking work (1849) in creating and maintaining a voluntary system of paper currency competing and winning market share against the legal currency monopoly fraud until legal means were employed to suppress the voluntary association.
http://www.anarchism.net/scienceofsociety.htm
That book offers supporting data recording the efforts in the 1840s onward to compete and win against the incorporated limited liability Nation State Currency Fraud.
http://www.the-portal.org/mutual_banking.htm
That book offers more groundbreaking work in 1850 specifically identifying a concept called “The Parasite City” to expose the illegitimacy of currency fraud.
http://www.lysanderspooner.org/papercurrency.htm
That book offers more groundbreaking work in 1860 specifically identifying a new form of paper currency based upon real estate property in direct competition with the current currency fraud at that time.
http://www.globalideasbank.org/site/bank/idea.php?ideaId=904
That web page offers more groundbreaking work in early 1930s Austria where reverse interest currency was employed in direct competition with the current currency fraud at that time in that place.
http://www.perfecteconomy.com/pg-parable-of-perfect-economy.html
That web page offers more data on specific events in history concerning specific currency frauds while offering groundbreaking work competing against current government monopoly fraud.
This particular quote sums things up well:
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"We would gladly have borne the little tax on tea and other matters, had it not been that they took from us our money, which created great unemployment and dissatisfaction. Within a year, the poor houses were filled. The hungry and homeless walked the streets everywhere." (Ben Franklin on the ‘Revolutionary War”)