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ALLELY, J. S. Some aspects of currency depreciation, CANADIAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, V, August, 1939. pp. 387-li02. Pp. 16. Currency depreciation and fluctuating exchange rates ALLELI, J.S. Some aspects of ctirrency depreciation, CANADIAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SICNCE, Aug. 1939. 16 pp. BAUDHUIN, Fernand La Devaluation du franc Beige. Une operation delicate parfaitement Reussie. V Money- Devaluation Devaluation In retrospect. (In: Economist, Banking suppl. 0ct*17t1936fp.6* ) The leading countries of th*wx>ia have learned the technique of regulating exchange fluctuations by the proper use of exchange funds. The approach toeird monetary equilibrium for the first time since the war is visioned* T8i-partite monetary accord, 1936 FEILER, Arthur The pressure for monetary depreciation, SOCIAL RESEARCH, I , No, 1, February, 1934. GIFFORD, J. L. K. DEVALUATION OF THE POUND. London, 1934. GIFFORD, J. L. K. 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Currency devaluation and public finance, 1929-1937, ECONOMICA (new series), Vol. VI, no. 23, August, 1939, pp. 322-44. Money - Devaluation Devaluation - the monetary aspect. (In: The Banker, lTov.1936, p#88-127« ) A symposium on devaluation Including paper by H.D.Henderson, on sterling^ international aspects* devaluation and foreign lending and a paper by R#B.Warreii, An American view, the french view by M«MItzakls,A Swedish view,by AJffontgomery and details of devaluation. Warren, Robert B. Henderson, H.D* M Public finance Horsefield, J. K. Currency devaluation and public finance, 1929-1957. (la: Economica,iu^ist^l959,p. 322-44) An attempt to show the effects on trade and budgets in the various countries of the devalua?tion technique. Concluding that devaluation in the domiward phase of the trade cycle is incapable of releasing any one country from general depression trend,but at the bottom it may be necessary to enable advantage to be reaped of the upturn. M Money - Devaluation Hor&efield, J . K* Currency devaluation and public finance, 1929-19Z7. (iniEconomica, August,19?9 5 p.?22-44) An attempt to show the effects on trade and budgets i n the various countries of the devaluation technique. Concluding t h a t devaluation in the dovmward pha&e of the trade cycle i s incapable of releasing any one. country from general depressi<m trend, but a t the bottom i t may be necessary to enable advantage to be reaped of the upturn* HORSEFIELD, J. K. Currency devaluation and public finance, 1929-1937, ECONOMICA (nev Series), Vol. VI, no. 23, August, 1939, pp. 322-M. Hutton* D# Graham After devaluation. FovU936 f p,54£-50. ) (In: Lloyds Monthly ReY Discusses the tripartite monetary agreement and finds it the first baiis for greater norraalization in five years* Tripartite monetary accordf1936. HUTTON, D. G. After devaluation, LLOYDS BANK LTD. MONTHLY REVIEW, November, 1936. Pp. 9. M Money- IBeralttatiojfc Kindleberger, C.P. Competitive currency depreciation between Denamrk and New Zealand* (in5 Harvard Business Review, July 1934,p.416-426.) Description of how the two countries tried to vie with each other in retaining the butter market. The competition in the debasement of currencies will secure absolute advantages to neither contestant. KINDLEBERGER, C.p. Competitive currency depreciation between Denioark and New Zealand, HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW, July, 1934. Pp. 11. LESTER, R. A. The gold-parity depression in Norway and Denmark, 1925-28, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, Vol. A5, August, 1937. (5HRISTENSQN, C. Lawrence: f Gold-parity depression in Norway and Denmark1—A discussion, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMI, December, 1937, pp. 808-10j Rejoinder by R. A. Lester, ibid., pp. 810-13; and Reply by C. L. Christenson, pp. 8l3-5» Exchange policy controversy, 1923-28 LESTER, Richard A. The gold-parity depression in Norway and Denmark, 1925-28, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, XLV, August 1937, pp. 433-465. See also w Gold-partiy depression in Norway and Denmark"—A discussion (criticism) by C. Lawrence Christenson, ibid*, December 1937* pp. 808-10} A Rejoinder by R. A* Lester, ibid., pp. 810-13, and reply by C. L. Christenson, pp. 813-15* LESTER, R. A. The Gold Parity Depression in Horway and Denmark, 1925-28, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMZ, XLV, August, 1937, pp. 433-65. H Money - Devaluation l a r l y experiments in devaluation, United Slates Czechoslovakia, Austria, (In: Midland Bank, Monthly Review, May-June 1934*) The kinds of devaluation practiced in the different countries and i t s probable effect on the gold standard• Gold standard. M Money--9te taluat ion ^ MlynSrski, Felikja Bilateral effects of devaluation. (In: Commercial & Financial Chronicle, Dec,22,1934fp. 3861^3.) OHLIN, Berfcil Can the gold bloc learn from the sterling bloc*s experiences£ INDEX, XI, 1936, pp. 51-65. PIROU, G. La monnaie francaise de 1936 a 1938* Paris: Recueil Sirey, 1938^ Pp. 129. section 1: 2: depreciation of the franc Indo-Chinese piastre relative to franc 3: brief critique on Charles Ristfs recent work REEDMAN, J. N. Exchange depreciation and the future of gold, SOUTH AFRICAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, September, 1937. Pp. 15. SCROGGS, V . 0 . "Depreciated Currencies and World Trade," FOREIGN AFFAIRS, April, 1933. SCROGGS, W. 0. Depreciated currencies and world trade, FOREIGN AFFAIRS, XI, 1932/33, PP. S13-S16. TRIFFIN, Robert La theorie de la surevaluation monetaire et la devaluation Beige, BULLETIN de lfInstitut de Recherches Economiques (Louvain), IX Annee, No. 1, 1937, pp. 19-52. After 1931, successive stages of sterling depreciation — effects in Belgian . price disparity led to Belgian devaluation TRIFFIN, Robert La theorie de la surevaluation mone-taire et la Devaluation Beige, BULLETIN de l!Institut de Recherches Bconomiques (Louvain), IX Annee, No. 1, 1937, pp. 19-52.
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