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| Posted: Thu Jul 25th, 2013 04:19 pm |
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7/25/13 Page 127 If there is a finite unchanging amount of Legal Money then that same, steady, known, finite, and accurately accounted for supply of that exact amount of money, without increase or decrease in that finite supply of money, gains purchasing power as Productive Power increases to a condition of oversupply, and meanwhile the price of Productive Power decreases. added comma before "then" and removed comma before "and" and added parenthesis for readability: If there is a finite unchanging amount of Legal Money, then that same, steady, known, finite and accurately accounted for supply of that exact amount of money (without increase or decrease in that finite supply of money) gains purchasing power as Productive Power increases to a condition of oversupply, and meanwhile the price of Productive Power decreases.
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