When Money Dies

Explore the dire consequences of a nation's currency losing all value in When Money Dies. In 1923 Germany, the currency became so worthless that people traded expensive items like art and jewelry for basic necessities like bread. This book examines the socioeconomic chaos that ensued, with severe social unrest and widespread famine. Although the modern era of electronic monetary transfers may seem worlds away, the dangers of unchecked deficit spending remain as relevant as ever. With its powerful moral tale, When Money Dies offers an illuminating look at one society's undoing.