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MONETARY ASPECTS OF INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE Intematl* Exclu end value of money purchasing power parity theory Gold Movements and price levels AFTALION, Albert The causes and effects of the movements of gold into France, in SELECTED DOCUMENTS OF THE GOLD DELEGATION. Geneva: League of Nations, 1931. Anonymous British and American price movements, LLOYDS BANK LTD. MONTHLY REVIEW, April, 193-4. Pp. 7. BRUINS, C. W. J* The movements of gold into and out of Germany since 1924, in SELECTED DOCUMENTS OF THE GOLD DELEGATION. Geneva2 League of Nations, 1931. BRYCE, R. B. A note on banking policy and the exchanges, REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STUDIES, June, 1937. Pp. 5. BRYCE, R. B. A note on banking policy and the exchanges, THE REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STUDIES, June, 1937. MUT£rL/04mZ.tVA)/)L.I 5CA#HB| &AA1CAWJ * fari«o: Praiel/i £ Beet* PCUTJC/i £///<*-, CAILLODX, JOSEPH "Gold Movements and Price Fluctuations" THE BANKER, Vol XIII, No. 50, March, I93O CAILLOUX, Joseph Gold movements and price fluctuations, THE BANKER (London), Vol. XIII, No. 50, March, 1930. EINZIG, Paul Gold points and central banks, ECONOMIC JOUENiL, September, 1929* FOX, Bertnoad Gold prices and exchange rates, REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STATISTICS, XVII, August, 1935, pp. 72-78, FOX, Bertrend "Bold prices and exchange rates,* EEVIEW OF ECOHQMIC STATISTICS, August, 1935* Pp. 7. ( 5 OJolauvuiQ W fj YCxx/AAJL^Mii% KKTVl HEILIGENSTADT, Dr. Carl Die Internationale)! Goldbewegungen, ihre Ursachen, Ihre Richtungen, und die Stellung der Bankpolitik ihnen gegenuber, SCHMOLLERS JAHRBPCH Tttr GESETZGEBUNG, Verwaltung, und Volkswirtschaft im Deutschen Reich. Achtzehmter Jahrgang, 1894* PP* 453-518. CeUuTQ \ Thicker ^pewA <» Q>., &<i KERSOHAGBL, R. Technik und Tendenzen der Goldwahrungen der Nachkriegszeit, BANK-AROHIV, October JO, 1929. HDUitem^t * **e £ l a«~ dux League of Nations — Financial Committee INTERIM REPORT of the Gold Delegation, Geneva: 1930 LEHFELDT, R. A* GOLD, PRICES,AHD THE ¥ITWATERSRAND. 1919. London: MAXIR, K. F. Goldwanderungen: eln Beltrag zur Theorle des Geldea. 1935. MEADE, J. E. Financial policy and the balance of payments, ECONOMICA, May, 1948. pp. 15. PAISH, F. ¥. "Banking policy and the balance of international payments," ECONOMICA, November, 1936• Pp. 19. PAISH, F. W. Banking policy and the balance of i n t e r n a t i o n a l payments, ECONOMICA, Vol. I l l (new s e r i e s , no. 12, S e p t . , 1936, pp. tli*r Charles Doc-trt*** rcl*t/if<z* a fraction d* /'or- ROBINSON, Joan Banking policy and the exchanges, REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STUDIES, II, 1936. ROBINSON, Joan Banking policy and the exchanges, REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STUDIES, June, 1936. Pp. 4. JovA^n/yf-u OF POLITIC* c 9 fay, /9/3 jy>. £a>/oo/*y 23*-*?, r W e s t e r f i e l d , Hay 3 . Gold movement, 1902-1925. v . 2 7 , J e 18,1926. p.836. ) Table. Gold - Movements (In The A n n a l i s t . WHITAKER, A- C"The Ricardian Theory of Gold Morements and Professor Laughlin's Views of Money,11 QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, Vol- 18, pp- 220- GOLD OUTPUT AND PRICE MOVEMENTS BERRIDGE, William A. The world's gold supply, THE REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STATISTICS, Preliminary Vol. 2, July 26, 1920, pp. 181-201. BERRIDGE, William A. "The World's Gold Supply." THE REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STATISTICS. Harvard University, Committee on Economic Research. Preliminary Volume 2, 1920. BROWN, Philip S. The anomalous course of South African gold mining since 1925, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, Vol. XLVI, April, 1933. BROUN, P. S. The anomalous course of South African gold mining since 1825, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, April, 1938. Pp. 26. BUSSCHAU, W. J. THE THBORI OF GOLD SUPPLY. With Special Reference to the Problems of the Witwatersrand. London: Oxford University Press, 1936. Pp. 193. Review: by R. B. Bryce, ECONOMIC JOURNAL, XLVII, Sept., 1937, pp. 543-50. critical—tract on inequities of S. Afr. taxation 0o«^ ( V*k X r7t> .H Apr-'/ JfSt* CASSEL, GustaT THE THEORY OF SOCIAL ECONOMY. New York: 1924. COLE, G. D. H. GOLD, CREDIT AND ONEMPLOXMENT. Allen & Unwin, 1931. Pp. 165. London: 1*91 pp. STt *-$**-• COTLE, Eunice S. The v o r l d ' s i n d u s t r i a l consumption of gold, THE REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STATISTICS, Preliminary Vol. 2, May 20, 1920, pp. H7-154. EDIE, L. D. GOLD PRODUCTION AND PRICES BEFORE AND AFTER THE VORLD VAR. Indiana University Studies. Bloomington: 1928. fcoW yrcAociuH^ and 4 k e WorW W * r . prices b<~Por«. Uy\d ifdr EDIE, Lionel D. GOLD PRODUCTION AND PRICES. Bloomington: 1928. EDIE, Lionel D. GOLD, PRODUCTION AND PRICES BEFORE AND AFTER THE WORLD WAR, Indiana University Studies, No. 78, March 1928. EDIE, Lionel D. GOLD PRODUCTIQB W) PRICES BEFORE AHD A7TER THE WORLD WAR. Indiana University StiaM.es. Bloomington, 1928. EDIE, Lionel D. GOLD PRODUCTION AND PRICES BEFORE AND AFTER THE WORLD WAR. Indiana University Studies. Bloomington: 1928. Gold production and prices F0SST3M, Paul R. "The relation of gold production to the prices of agricultural products," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW. XXI, June 1931, pp. 281-282. FOSSUM, Paul R. The Relation of Gold Production to the Prices of Agricultural Products, AMiLRICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXI, June, 1931, pp. 281-32. 'd H *i d u3 <0 CO 0 0) CO H» w 0 0 Xfi < •• H« cm •• (D "d ad O P L 3 •-* •d • t*1 M*C • 0 0 • to CO src* H« 0 0 CO te* 0 H* O CO '2 M M M \» c+ 0 3 It 0 to HARDY, Charles 0. IS THESE MOUGH GOLD? Washington: Brookings Institution, 1936. Pp. x, 212. Review: by R. B. Westerfield, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXVI, Dec, 1936, pp. 784*788. adequacy of world1 s gold supply to sustain the existing price level. In 1920* s; pessimistic writings of Cassel, Edie and Kitchin After 1930 view that world faced a falling price level or collapse if pre-war gold standard continued—Loveday, Strakosch, Woytinsky, Gold Delegation of League of Nations, Varren and Pearson I. The Adequacy of the Gold Supplyj II. The Warren-Pearson Price Theory Theme: HOWLAND, 0 . P., Editor SURVEY OF AMERICAN FOREIGN RELATIONS* New Haven: Yale University Press ( f o r the Council on Foreign Relations), 1928. Sec. I I , Oh. IV: I n t e r n a t i o n a l Implications of Gold D i s t r i b u t i o n KEYNES, J. M. The supply of gold, ECONOMIC JOURNAL, September, 1936. Pp. 7. KITCHIN, J . THE SUPPLY OF GOLD COMPARED WITH PRICES OF COMMODITIES, Interim Report of the Gold Delegation of the Financial Committee of the League of Nations, Document C, 375, M 161, September, 1930. GoU prcdochor* Aoq. HEPfiuaA;, THE ^evicv cA fcdo n o / m e 1<|2.I /) . B^rfor? £<*ur£S7 F^/^ S o u / u O AloAJ£%^ KITCHIN, Joseph APPENDICES TO REPORT OF ROYAL COMMISSION ON INDIAN CURRENCY AND FINANCE. 1926. Vol. III. KITCHIN, Joseph Evidence presented to The Royal Commission on Indian Currency and Finance. 1926. KITCHIN, Joseph Gold production: A survey and forecast, THE REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STATISTICS, Vol. VI, No. 2, April, 1924, pp. 73-6 KITCHIN, Joseph The position of gold, THE REVIEW OF ECOHOHIC STATISTICS, Preliminary Vol. 3, No. 8, August, 1921, pp. 257-263. LAUGHLIH, J. L. "Gold and Prices Since 1873," QUARTERLY JOURHAL OF ECOSOMICS, 7ol. 1, pp. 319, 385 LEHPBLDT, R. A. GOLD PRICES AND THE WITWATERSRAND. London: 1919. Pp. 1 5 0 . LESLIE, B. Gold, 1936-37, SOUTH AFRICAN JOUBNAL OF ECONOMICS, Vol • "%t September, 1937 > pp. zz*-zyz. LESLIE, R. Gold, 1936-1937, SOUTH AFRICAN JOUENAL OF ECONOMICS, Sept., 1937. Pp. H . LESLIE, T. E. Cliffe ESSAYS IN POLITICAL AND MORAL PHILS80PHY. 1379. chaps. XIX-XHI: on gold production and prices LIMEBEER, A- J* The gold mining i n d u s t r y and t h e gold standard, SOUTH AFRIC N JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, June, 1935. Pp. 1 3 . PU^ac , 0 . 1 ) . ScoioonVj V*L xvm J I9IO , fp <)old *<W H5TC-5-8 . pro<Jocf A C > n prices eM x**0**^9*" + P0'*0* MICHELL, H. The impact of sudden accessions of treasure upon prices and real vages, CANADIAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE, February, 19A6. Pp. 17. NEISSER, Hans The price level and the gold problem, ECONOMETRICA, Bol. 9, April, 1941, pp. 173-74 (abstract only). OHLIN, BERTIL "Gold Movements and Deflation in 1925-1927W IBID., No. 2it December 1927 OHLIN, BERTIL "Gold Policy and the Distribution of the World's Gold" IBID., No. 38 February 1929, PAISH, F. V. "Causes of changes in gold supply," ECONOMICA, Hov. 1938. PAISH, F. W. Causes of changes in gold supply, ECONOMICA, V (new ser.), No. 2 , Sept., 1938, pp. 379-4*9. If Faiah, F. W. Causes of changes in gold supply. Econcralea, Nov.l938fp#379-409.) (In: It probable that, with stationary or slowly rising prices, output from the world as a whole will continue t6 expand Gold -Production PAISH, F. W. Causes of changes in gold supply, ECONOMICA, November, 1938 • PAISH, F. V. Causes of changes In gold supply, ECONOMICA, November, 1938. Pp. 31. M Pearson, F. A. Relationship of gold to prices. (In: Journal of the American Statistical Assn.,March 1933, fcp. 118-126) "No evidence has been found that credit management could have prevented a decline in commodity prices, or that 1929 commodity prices can be restored by credit management and still maintain the present price of gold." Also a discussion of the article by E. W. Kemmerer, pp. 126-132. Contains charts. M Pearson, F. A. Physical volume of production of gold, silver and other commodities. (In: Journal of the American Statistical Assn., March 1933,pp.113-117) Disproving the "over-production" theory. Also contains charts. PHINNEY, J. T. The growth of trade to 1913, THE JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMI, Vol. 42, No. 4, August, 1934. pp. 492-507. gold and prices PHIBNET, J. T. "Gold Production and the Price Level: The Cassel Three Per Cent Estimate," QUARTERLI JOURNAL OP ECONOMICS, Vol. 47, No. h, Auguat, 1933. pp. 647- PHINNEY, J . T. "Gold production and the price l e v e l ; The Cassel three per cent estimate," QUAETERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS XLVII, 1933, pp. PIGOU, A. C. Prices and Wages from 1896-19H, ECONOMIC JOURNAL, Vol. XXXIII, No. 130, June, 1923, pp. 163-171. REED, Harold L. "Recent Experience Refutes Classical Doctrine of Gold-Price Relationship," NEW YORK TIMES ANNALIST, Dec. 1929, pp. 1147-1148. M Reed, Harold L. Recent experience refutes c l a s s i c a l doctrine of gold-price relationship* ( i n : Annalist', Dec # , 13,1929, p # 1147- ) A chert revealing an almost complete reversal of the conjectured r e l a t i o n s h i p of gold and commodity p r i c e movements* Gold Gold-Movements RIST, Charles, BAODIN, L . , and PAISH, J . W. L'or e t l e s p r i x , REVUE D'ECONOMIE POLITIQUE, SEPTEMBER-October, 1938. Pp. 107. RIST, Charles Doctrines relatives a l1 action de lfor sur les prix (1850-1936), EEVUE DflfcONOMIE POLITIQUE, September-October, 1936 • Pp. 54. RIST, Charles The problem of gold and prices: a picture of world economic conditions. New York: National Industrial Conference Board, 1931. SPRAGUE, 0. M. V. The distribution of money between the banks and the people since 1893, QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, Vol. XVIII, 1904, pp. 513-528. gold and prices STAMP , Josiah PAPERS ON GOLD AND THE PRICE LEVEL. London: P.S, King, 1931, Pp. 126. collection of author's speeches and articles dating from end of 1928 to spring of 1931 dealing chiefly vith effects of changing price levels on the industrial position of UK and on the relation of gold supply to the price level. Also included is a retrospective account of author1 s changing views on the effects of changing price levels from 1911 to 1929. Reviewed by G.o. Hardy, A.E.R., June 1932. TAMAGNA, F. M, snd GARBEB, M. The private demand for gold, 1931-53> FEDEPAL BESEBVE BULLETIN, September, 1954Pp» 10, TAMAGNA, Frank M. and GABBER, M* The private demand for gold, 1931-53* FEDEBAL RESEBVE BULLETIN, September, 1954* 10 pp» TUCKER, Rufus S. "Price fluctuations and the gold supply," JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECOHOMT, August, 1934* H PP* TUCKER, Rufus S. "Price fluctuations and the gold supply," JOUBNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, XLII, Aufciwt 1934, pp. 517-530. lucres /fufifS J • Price F/vcfuatttors Jou/tjutfL 6F Q«<f Poi/nr/?£ fo* £ci»*>aMY 6ofrSo/p/y scut u Prices Tucker, Rufus S. Price fluctuations and the gold supply, tin: Journal of P o l i t i c a l Economy,August 1954,p.517-30) Criticizes the Warren theory,contending that the effect of changes in gold production on wholesale commodity p r i c e s , i f any,has been very slow, uneven,unpredictable,and out of proportion. Feels that bank credit had much more influence on prices than gold or currency. M Tucker, Rufus S. Price fluctuations and the gold supply. (In: Journal of Political Economy, August 1934,p.517-30 Criticizes the Warren theory, contending that the effect of changes in gold production on wholesale commodity prices,if any,has been very slow, uneven,unpredictable,and out of proportion Feels that bank credit had much more influence on prices than gold or currency. Gold Prices Warren, G.F. M Prices Tucker, B u f u s S . Gold and the general p r i c e l e v e l . (In: The Review of Kconomic s t a t i s t i c s , J a n . l 5 , 1 9 S 4 , p # 8 - 1 6 ) Since the modem system of banking the quanti ty of gold has had very l i t t l e , i f any, influence on the general price l e v e l . •• VAREEN, G, F. "Effects of changes in gold's value on Its use as money," NATION'S BUSINESS, July 1934. 4 pp. TUCKER, R. S. "Price Fluctuations and the Gold Supply," JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, August, 1934. Pp. 14. TUCKER, Rufus S. Price fluctuations and the gold supply, THE JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, Vol. 42, No. 4, August, 1934, pp. 517-530. Gold and prices TUCKER, R. S. Statistics of gold and prices, 17911932, REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STATISTICS, February, 1934. Pp. 3. M Prices Wall, Norman J« The world's gold and p r i c e s , t i n : -timerican Banker's association Journal, September 1930, p # 184- ) Talk of gold famine and the failure of sup* p l i e s from the mines i s g r o u n d l e s s The machine ery for counteracting any tendency toward shortage l i e s in the proper cooperation of c e n t r a l banks. ¥ARREN, G. F. and PEARSON, F. AThe statistical position of gold relative to world prices and production, THE ANNALIST, January 5f 1934* Pp. A. WAJVH-H &F Gyp/ rPtLV**** F/4 WARREN, G. F. "Some s t a t i s t i c s on the gold situation." AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, XXIV, March 1934, PP. 111-129. WARREN, G. F. and PEARSON, F. A. "The statistical position of gold relative to world prices and production," THE ANNALIST, January 5> 1934.. k pp. WARRE&L, George F. and PEARSON, Frank A. PRICES. New York: John Viley & Sons, Inc., 1933. Pp. vi + 386. Review: by C. 0. Hardy, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, Vol. 41, December, 1933, pp. 828-30. gold supply and prices WARREN, George F. and Frank PEARSON PRICES* New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1933. 386 Pp. Review! by C* 0. Hardy, JPE, v. 41, Dec. 1933, pp. 828-30, Series of sketches on various aspects of the relationship between money, prices, production and distribution* Aside from some tentative forecasts and lengthy discussion of social effects of price changes, the book is mainly historical. Central doctrine: (1) close relationship between the world monetary gold supply and the price level, a relationship disturbed since 1914 by changes in fiscal, monetary, and banking policy; (2) when general prices are changing because of changing monetary conditions, there result wide discrepancies between prices of different goods and services, with consequential disturbance of pipductive activity and *« *»i«+«_ income of different clashes. shift* WARREN, George F. and PEARSON, Frank A. PRICES. Nev York: Viley, 1933. Pp. vi, 3S6. Review: by F. C. Mills, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXIII, December, 1933, pp. 747-49. Crux of their position: the price level is controlled by the supply of and demand for gold; thet the tie-up of commodity prices vith gold has been a primary cause of economic ills over a centryry. ¥AFREN, G. F. and PEARSON, F. A. Physical volume of production of gold, silver and other commodities, JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN STATISTICAL ASSOCIATION, SUPPLEMENT, March, 1933. Pp. 5. WAPPEN, G. F. and PEARSON, F. A. Relationship of gold t o p r i c e s ( d i s c u s s i o n by jj,W. Kemmerer), JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN STATISTICAL ASSOCIATION, SUPPLEMENT, March, 1933. Pp. 1 5 . WHELDEN, C*H. Jr, Gold, prices and prosperity: a reply to Dr* Tucker on the commodity dollar, THE AHNALIST, December 2% 1933* Pp. 2.
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