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BARKER, THE
"Bank rate and foreign funds,11 June 1954, pp.
315-327.




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Prices
Roberts, J . B.
Prices and gold*
I In: Bankers magazine,
London, March 1921 , p.355-36S«)
I t i s impossible t o fix p r i c e s , but recently
the Central banks of the world have s e t out to
maintain unchanged the general l e v e l of p r i c e s .
When a country has an economic advantage and imports gold instead of commodities, such action of
the Central bank causes a c e r t a i n anrcunt of gold
to be s t a r i l i z e d .



ROBERTSON, D. H.
Theories of banking policy, ECONCMtCA,
June, 1928.
Pp. 16.

Makes a comparison of 3 principles to form a basis of
modern banking policy—namely, the gold standard
principle, the principle of productive credit, and
the principle of price s t a b i l i z a t i o n .
Abstract by V. 0. Weyforth, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW,
XVIII, Dec. 1928, p. 805.




WICKSELL, Knut
The foreign exchanges and the bank rate,
EKONOMISK TIDSKRIFT,
1915.