PRECIOS Y DINERO DENTRO DEL SISTEMA MONETARIO CLÁSICO
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Universidad Industrial de Santander
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RESUMEN Desde siempre al hombre lo sedujo la idea de saber qué determinaba el precio de las mercancías y su relación de causalidad con la cantidad de dinero.Los economistas clásicos le dieron solución a este enigma de la teoría económica. Pudieron saber en qué condiciones los consumidores tenían acceso a una porción del producto de la tierra y del trabajo de un país, en dos circunstancias: la primera, cuando el equivalente por intermedio del cual se medía la producción nacional era oro y plata; y la segunda, cuando el medio para realizar los intercambios, lo había asumido el símbolo, billetes de ese oro y plata.Pues bien el método resolutivo cobra actualidad en los momentos en que los Estados Unidos de Norte América se erige como el banquero de occidente, ya que imprime la base monetaria que demanda el comercio internacional y su banca transnacional la multiplica a través del crédito, para que así sus grandes firmas que participan en la subasta de empresas públicas de propiedad de los Estados Latinoamericanos, puedan contar con abundantes recursos.
SUMMARY Man has always been interested in knowing what detennines lhe price of merchandise and its relation ofcasuality with the amount ofmoney. Classic economists gave solution to this puzzle of the economic theory. They were able to know in which conditions consumers had access to a portion of the product resulting from working the land and the one resulting trom the work ofa country. This happened under two circumstances: tirts, when the measure for lhe national product was gold or silver, and second, when the means to carry out the exchange became a symbol representing that gold or silver, lhe bills. The analytical method becomes interesting again the moment the United States of America raises itself up as the banker ofthe west. This is due to the fact that it prints the monetary base required in the international trade and also because it multiplies its transactional banking through credit so that its big enterprises, which participate in lhe auction of public enterprises property of the Latin American States, can have a lot of resources.
SUMMARY Man has always been interested in knowing what detennines lhe price of merchandise and its relation ofcasuality with the amount ofmoney. Classic economists gave solution to this puzzle of the economic theory. They were able to know in which conditions consumers had access to a portion of the product resulting from working the land and the one resulting trom the work ofa country. This happened under two circumstances: tirts, when the measure for lhe national product was gold or silver, and second, when the means to carry out the exchange became a symbol representing that gold or silver, lhe bills. The analytical method becomes interesting again the moment the United States of America raises itself up as the banker ofthe west. This is due to the fact that it prints the monetary base required in the international trade and also because it multiplies its transactional banking through credit so that its big enterprises, which participate in lhe auction of public enterprises property of the Latin American States, can have a lot of resources.