Duck Tales Inflation Lesson

Gold never rises and falls in value like fiat currency does. Simply because it can't be duplicated. Anything that requires work to produce, tends to hold it's value. The value of gold compared to other commodities has remained remarkably similar, even in the past 100 years.

Commodities values never fall to zero, fiat currencies can, and so can businesses.

lol @3:17

I loved this show when i was a kid.

this is why THE RICH GET RICHER AND THE POOR GET POORER

Cartoons back then actualy had a message not like nowdays

I am amazed a video this correct even made it outta Hollyweird.

Strictly speaking, if you had a duplication machine you could solve world hunger, duplicate processing power instantly, and collapse commodity prices worldwide. Service economy, here we come.

Lesson: If you don't want inflation, let your money implode :P

FYI Gold is a commodity it can rise and fall in value too... It has been around forever but it can be replaced with another easily traded commidity too