bad money drives out good at English (WD) Of Explained:
==English==
Inter: wikipedia » Gresham's law
Etymology
Traditional sentiment, both in literal and metaphorical sense, dating to ancient works such as Inter: w » Aristophanes' Inter: w » The Frogs, and appearing in various forms in various Islamic and European medieval texts.Inter: w » George Selgin|Selgin, G., University of Georgia (2003). [http://www.eh.net/encyclopedia/contents/selgin.gresham.law.php Gresham's Law].In English, termed Inter: w » Gresham's law since 1858 (coinage by Inter: w » Henry Dunning Macleod).
Proverb
Inter: en-proverb » head=bad money drives out goodTranslations
Inter: trans-top » debased coinage replaces purer coinageInter: trans-mi » d
- Japanese: Inter: t- » ja|悪貨は良貨を駆逐する
- Korean: Inter: t- » ko|악화는 양화를 구축한다|tr=aghwa-neun yanghwa-reul guchug-handa (calque of Greshams law'')
Inter: trans-botto » m
Inter: trans-top » mediocre talent drives away real talent
Inter: trans-mi » d
- Korean: Inter: t+ » ko|적반하장|tr=賊反荷杖, jeog-ban-ha-jang (the robber on the contrary holds the rod), Inter: t- » ko|주객전도|tr=主客顚倒, ju-gaeg-jeon-do (the host and the guest upset)
Inter: trans-botto » m
References
Translation: ko » bad money drives out good