In this article by writer Joshua D Glawson, he explains how Austrian economists provide a comprehensive explanation for the value of gold and sound money, emphasizing subjective value, historical context, and essential monetary principles. 

Today, we are seeing a mass deterioration in the standard of living and the decay of the Federal Reserve note dollar’s purchasing power while the U.S. national debt is swiftly reaching $34 trillion.

As of 2023, it takes more than $420,000 to provide the same purchasing power as $23,500 carried in 1923.

As the Fed continues to increase interest rates in an effort to rein in the ferocious inflation monster it unleashed since the recent pandemic, borrowing money becomes more expensive, which could slow down the rate of economic growth.

When money becomes less valuable and costs rise, the money you have saved affords you exponentially less.

Buying physical gold is a time-proven method of securing generational wealth, and a security measure often taken in times of economic turbulence.

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