The Economic Journal: The Quarterly Journal of the Royal Economic Society, Том 30,Випуск 117Macmillan, 1920 |
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... standard much more difficult , not to say impossible , and in an immense degree aggravate the already oppressive financial burdens of the Governments . It seems , then , natural enough that the world should now wish to prevent gold from ...
... standard much more difficult , not to say impossible , and in an immense degree aggravate the already oppressive financial burdens of the Governments . It seems , then , natural enough that the world should now wish to prevent gold from ...
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... standards of gold - cover have in a most serious degree impaired the stability of the value of gold . If gold is to be used henceforth as a monetary standard , it is , therefore , necessary to take special measures for stabilising the ...
... standards of gold - cover have in a most serious degree impaired the stability of the value of gold . If gold is to be used henceforth as a monetary standard , it is , therefore , necessary to take special measures for stabilising the ...
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... standard other prices have been doubled and the general level of incomes has been raised in the same proportion , it is only natural that the demand for gold as a material for articles of luxury should have increased substantially . It ...
... standard other prices have been doubled and the general level of incomes has been raised in the same proportion , it is only natural that the demand for gold as a material for articles of luxury should have increased substantially . It ...
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... standard of value , we clearly must do something for stabilising the value of gold , and this is certainly not possible without a rational regulation of the monetary demand for gold . It is interesting to compare this expedient with the ...
... standard of value , we clearly must do something for stabilising the value of gold , and this is certainly not possible without a rational regulation of the monetary demand for gold . It is interesting to compare this expedient with the ...
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... standard , and the quotation of its price by the bank would be of no use from the monetary point of view except so far as it could facilitate payments to other countries . But this end could just as well be attained by a quotation of ...
... standard , and the quotation of its price by the bank would be of no use from the monetary point of view except so far as it could facilitate payments to other countries . But this end could just as well be attained by a quotation of ...
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The Economic Journal: The Quarterly Journal of the Royal ..., Том 23,Випуск 89 Повний перегляд - 1913 |
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