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That’s a great quote. It’s also a good way to think about money with respect to microeconomic theory. Here’s how Don Boudreaux put it: “Economists say that money is a ‘veil’ that obscures people’s view of the economy’s underlying reality – namely, the fact that people produce and consume, not money, but real goods and services.”
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