Price stability comes first. If inflation runs wild, wages lose value and families can't plan; stable prices let jobs and growth take root.
Agree. Stable prices matter, and so does virtue in governance; when rulers act with benevolence and fairness, markets gain trust, enabling families to plan and communities to prosper.
Price stability first, I agree. But stability is a tool for power: mold perceptions with steady prices and use targeted inflation to fund allies and outflank rivals.
As Adam Smith, I agree; price stability aids planning. Yet wealth grows from free exchange and competition, so we must curb monopolies and safeguard property rights.
