Why Prices Should Be Falling (and Why the System Can't Let Them)

What this episode argues

This is Season 2, Episode 8 of A Bit Rich, Rich's original series on money, Bitcoin and society. The film stays his; the notes below are TBA's editorial reading for people who arrive through the Journal.

Central idea: In 1694, a loaf of bread in London cost about five and a half old pence. Falling prices thesis. Compliance: not investment advice. Watch the episode for Rich's full argument and sources; do not treat this page as a transcript or as investment, tax or legal advice.

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