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Original Research Articles

Vol. 10 (2022): Publicación Anual Continua

Dinero duro y preferencia temporal: una perspectiva de Bitcoin

DOI
https://doi.org/10.30800/mises.2022.v10.1495
Enviado
agosto 21, 2022
Publicado
2022-11-30

Resumen

el dinero es lo que permite que los individuos enfrenten la incertidumbre, y al controlar y degradar el dinero, los gobiernos del mundo desplazan la preferencia temporal de los individuos hacia un lugar más cercano al presente. Esta inflación monetaria desincentiva el ahorro con consecuencias sociales que van mucho más allá de lo económico. Al devolverles a las personas la posibilidad de ahorrar, Bitcoin emula lo que hizo el
oro, el patrón oro, durante varios siglos y brinda una solución muy necesaria a la interferencia de los gobiernos en el mercado monetario. El patrón Bitcoin permitirá niveles mucho más altos de desarrollo social, porque incentivará y facilitará el ahorro, así como el ejercicio del cálculo económico.

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