In turn, this blurs the distinction between actual money ( i . e . hard cash ) and ideal money, or between real and ideal prices.
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He suggested a global " industrial consumption price index " system that would support the development of more " ideal money " that people could trust rather than more unstable " bad money ".
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In John Nash's lecture about ideal money, he gave the opinion that we can through observing the changing relationship between the money and the utility transfer to see " how the quality of a money standard can strongly affect the areas of the economy involving financing with longer-term credits.
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