Which sociologist argued that a money economy is significant because it speeds up consumption and allows people to consume more than they otherwise would?

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Georg Simmel argued that a money economy accelerates consumption by allowing people to quickly exchange money for goods and services, which can lead to a more intense and rapid cycle of consumption. This phenomenon was described in his essay "The Philosophy of Money."

Which Sociologist Argued That a Money Economy Is Significant Because