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ROBEY, Ralph, Editor
THE MONETARY PROBLEM: GOLD AND SILVER. New York,
Columbia University Press, 1936* Pp. xxviii, 369•
Reprint of Final Report of the Royal Commission,
appointed to inquire into the problem of gold and
silver, presented to British Parliament in 1888,
in his 20 pp. introduction, Robey gives a summary of
the history of the development of monetary and credit
policies in U.K. from 1810 (Report of Bullion Committee)
down to 1888•

Review: by H. H. Preston, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW,
v* 27, March, 1937, pp, 177-178•




ROBEY, Ralph (Ed.)
THE MONETARY PROBLEM: GOLD AND SILVER. Final
Report of the Royal Commission, Presented to Both
Houses of Parliament, 1888.
New York: Columbia University Press, 1936.
Pp. xxvili + 369

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