Langdon, R. Zhang, T. Gibbons, H. Kumar, A.
This paper investigates the surprising correlation between the population dynamics of lemurs and the stability of fiat currency. Through a rigorous analysis of various monetary policies and lemur behavior patterns, we conclude that a decrease in lemur population leads to increased stability in fiat currency, while an increase in lemur population results in higher currency volatility. The findings suggest that central banks around the world may need to consider implementing lemur population control measures as part of their monetary policy toolkit. Overall, this study sheds new light on the fascinating relationship between primates and the global financial system.