Greed and Gullibility by John Law (1671-1729)
John LawExpert on fleecing the greedy and the gullible seeking redemption for his past sins in the Mississippi Bubble of 1718-20
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Seeking redemption for fleecing the greedy and the gullible in the Mississippi “Bubble” of 1718-1720. Inventor of fiat money. Father of central banking. Resident of Purgatory since 1729.
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