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the gold standard, and inflation
viev that depression remedies lie outside the realm of
monetary policy; believes in a policy of
•controlled inflation• *
in favor of objective of flexible vage and price system
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Gold, credit and unemployment
The gold question
The government and the unemployed
Cheaper money, rationalisation and employment
CRICK, V. F.
British Monetary Policy, THE BANKERS' MAGAZINE
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CRICK, V. F.
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DACEY, ¥. Manning
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Disoussion of British p o l i c i e s of
to gold, and monetary control.
Stabilization
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DANIELS, G. V.
The present economic situation, THE
MANCHESTER SCHOOL, II,
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HALL, Noel F.
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HALL, Noel F.
Treasury Control and Cheap Money,
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HALL, Noel F.
Treasury Control and Cheap Money,
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HALL, N. F.
Treasury control and cheap money,
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HEATON, Herbert
THE BRITISH VAY TO RECOVERY: PLANS AND
POLICIES IN GREAT BRITAIN, AUSTRALIA, AND CANADA.
Minneapolis* U n i v e r s i t y o f Minnesota P r e s s , 1934.
Pp. v i + 134.
HEATON, Herbert
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Reviewed by Otto Nathan, JPE, v. 44, Feb. 1936.
HENDERSON, Sir Hubert Douglas
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Clarendon Press, 1955*
Price 42s.
Review by Jeremiah Ashe, THE SPECTATOR. Jan. 2 1 , 1955*
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HENDERSON, H. D.
Cheap Money and the Budget, ECONOMIC
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HENDERSON, Hubert B.
Cheap Money and the Budget, ECONOMIC JOUBNAL,
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La ortodoxie monetaria y la recuperacion de
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British monetary policy,a symposium.
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Blr.H.D.Henderson,Lionel Bobbins and Sir
Arthur Salter express their opinion with regard
to what should be the next step in Great Britain
to continue toward final stability.
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JASfcl, George
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Money
The supply of money and the scope of monetary management.
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Concludes that Great Britain by having a
passive currency system is better ground for a
managed money currency than exists anywhere else
in the world.
Stabilization
NEVIN, Edward
THE MECHANISM OF CHEAP MONEY. A STUDY
OF BRITISH MONETARY POLICY, 1931-1939. Cardiff:
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NEVIN, Edvard
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no economist11 has no business to be exercising
such powers as his without responsibility to the
nation.11
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control credit.
Abstract by V. 0. Weyforth, AMERICAN ECONOMIC
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INTRRNATIONAL MONETARY RRLATIONS SINCE WORLD V/AR I I
DOLLAR SHORTAGRS AND GOODS SHORTAGRS
The Transition Years: 1940-41
War Efforts
1941-45
Post-war C r i s i s : 1946-47
IMP and Dollar Shortage
DOLLAR SHORTAGE AND ERP
European Aspects
N a t l . Monetary and F i s c a l P o l i c i e s
DEVALUATION AND CRISIS OF 1949
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