Creating Maryland's paper money economy, 1720-1739
the role of power, print, and markets
by Farley Ward Grubb
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"The British North American colonies were the first western economies to rely on legislature-issued fiat paper money as their principal internal medium of exchange. This system arose piecemeal across the colonies making the paper money creation story for each colony unique. It was true monetary experimentation on a grand scale. The creation story for Maryland, perhaps the most unique among the colonies, is analyzed to evaluate how market forces, media influences, and the power of various constituents combined to shape its particular paper money system"--National Bureau of Economic Research web site.
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Creating Maryland's paper money economy, 1720-1739: the role of power, print, and markets
2008, National Bureau of Economic Research
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