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- end of profitable expansionary period after Marcus Aurelius

- lack of raw metal with which to produce coins

- devaluation of currency in attempt to pay for rising costs defending and maintaining empire

- inadequacies in state finances (eg not paying costs using more taxes)

- gold drainage on use for luxury goods

- silver drained from Mediterranean world in trade with India

- and, of course, many people's generally most frequently observed demons: The Zionist, the Illuminati, and the Anunnaki [read, sarcasm]

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The last Mises institute analysis is of a particular economic perspective, being a libertarian academic organization, and should be read alongside other analysis, as all sources should be read.

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