“We must remember that, in the long run, we may all be dead and certainly will be dead. But we should arrange our earthly affairs, for the short run in which we have to live, in the best possible way. And one of the measures necessary for this purpose is to abandon inflationary policies.”
Mises in “Economic Policy: Thoughts for Today and Tomorrow
4th Lecture: Inflation”
https://mises.org/online-book/economic-policy-thoughts-today-and-tomorrow/4th-lecture-inflation
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