Moral Economies of Money

Jakob Feinig's audiobook explores the evolving relationship between money users and governments in the United States from colonial times to today, highlighting how popular movements have historically influenced money creation practices and how these impacts have been silenced or overlooked. It examines the historical tension between moral economies of money and efforts to suppress monetary activism, providing context for understanding contemporary debates like Modern Monetary Theory. Rich with historical and sociological insights, the work offers listeners a nuanced perspective on the history of money and its ongoing political significance.