But we do not need that form of finance which accumulates wealth for its own sake. This is unnatural finance. ll has been made possible by the invention of coined money. It accumulates money by means of exchange. Natural and unnatural finance are often treated as though they were the same, but differ in their aims;
Anti coined money?
natural finance is only concerned with the fruits of the earth and animals.
Natural finance is necessary to the householder; be must therefore know about live stock, agriculture, possibly about the exchange of the products of the earth, such
as wood and minerals, for money. Special treatises on finance exist, and the subject should be specially stud- ied by statesmen.