Yeah, that seems interesting. There probably is a floor in the sense that at some point, sellers will simply stop accepting the poor quality money.
In that sense, Gresham's Law does seem to require a government decree that fixes the nominal value of a bad currency and requires sellers (or a subset of sellers) to accept it.
Yeah, that seems interesting. There probably is a floor in the sense that at some point, sellers will simply stop accepting the poor quality money.
In that sense, Gresham's Law does seem to require a government decree that fixes the nominal value of a bad currency and requires sellers (or a subset of sellers) to accept it.