== Macroeconomic Stability == 

 Heh, I'm finally learning how to use the editing tools at Wikipedia.  I didn't realize there were whole discussions on articles hiding behind the articles themselves.  Anyway, since my edits were quite substantial in some sections, I thought some folks might like a little more justification.  I rewrote much of the section called "Macroeconomic Stability" with the following goals in mind: 

 - Shortening it (previous editors note that the article is too long) 
 - Removing topics addressed in other parts of the article 
 - Couching the discussion in the language of modern economics (i.e. using terms such as Seignorage, which can succinctly describe a policy that previous authors have used much more lengthy terms to describe) 
 - Removing irrelevent topics (there are all sorts of weird references to this social market economy, the point of their inclusion is clearly lost on me) 
 - Focusing the section on the purported macreconomic benefits of reduced inflation and reduced expected inflation 

 While I think most of the article is reasonably accurate and well-written (if plagued by the occaisional loopy economic argument), this particular section was disasterously confusing and clearly written separately from most of the rest of the article.  Anyway, I'd be much obliged for more fixes as well as further discussion.  Cheers.