I got rug pulled on the release date, but you can order your copy and get it at the same time as me. @Andrew M. Bailey @npub10afr...0xj0 @Bradley Rettler
Josh Hendrickson
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Professor of Economics and Chair, Ole Miss; Senior Fellow at the Bitcoin Policy Institute
Don't call it a sign of the times when it's always been this way
Forked tongues and voices behind curtains with no name
Well they plot their wicked schemes setting fate for all mankind
With evil that can fill God's pretty skies with clouds that burn and blind
Logging in to Nostr
Look at this figure and ask yourself which of these expenses will be easiest to cut.
If Things Are So Great, Why Don’t People Think So? 
If Things Are So Great, Why Don't People Think So?
Many pundits say things are great. Consumer sentiment disagrees. What is going on?
From “The Genesis Book”
Still the greatest quote in the history of quotes.
A brief summary of my paper, “The Treasury Standard” 
The Treasury Standard
Thinking about the international monetary system
Stablecoins and Government Debt
Stablecoins and Government Debt
The evidence for the Treasury Standard is flooding in
My keynote from the Bitcoin Policy Summit.
At long last, the draft is here. "The Treasury Standard: Causes and Consequences"
The Treasury Standard: Causes and Consequences by Joshua R. Hendrickson :: SSRN
The U.S. dollar is the global reserve currency and the U.S. Treasury security is the global reserve asset. Conventional explanations suggest that t...
Prepare thyself. 
Okay, so there was this economist named Ronald Coase and he wrote this paper on durable assets. One implication you could draw from the paper is that if you issued your own money, it probably wouldn’t work unless you promised to buy it back for a fixed quantity of something of value or if you promised to limit the quantity of the money. But promises require trust and people probably wouldn’t just trust the issuer of money to do the right thing and not print too much. But there’s this thing called Bitcoin and it solves that problem. The supply of bitcoin is fixed and no one has an incentive to change that. So it’s like a new solution to this problem. I read about it on Economic Forces. 
What Can Coase Teach Us About Paintings, Bank Notes, and Bitcoin?
On Durability and Monopoly
Bold strategy 