But that's exactly a sign of the problem! The money represent abstract power, not specific goods and services. This IMHO runs completely against the idea of fre

But that's exactly a sign of the problem! The money represent abstract power, not specific goods and services. This IMHO runs completely against the idea of free market, and the expectation that people will either consume or invest, instead of saving money (in order to gain power by postponing the economic decision).