2013-06-29 — forbes.com
``Now, wildly fluctuating gold prices do imply large changes in the real value of the dollar, and that is a bad thing.
An unstable currency imposes huge costs on the economy, but it does so through misdirection of capital investment (including the development of new gold mines that no one needs), not via losses on commodity speculation.''
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