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RECONSTRUCTION
Reparations
Reconstitution and Establishment of Central Banks
in Various Countries, 1918-30.
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Post V.V. I Currency Stabilization
Restoration of actual gold payments essential. This can
only be brought about by (l) balancing government expenditures and revenues; (2) building up the credit of
the European states; (3) establishing a new gold par
within reach; {A) reducing floating debts of the
states; (5) curtailing paper money issues; (6) accumulating reserves of gold in the banks; (7) canceling debts
between allies; (8) offering of loans by the U.S. and
Ehgland.
Abstract by N. R. Whitney, AMERICAN
ECONOMIC REVIEW, XII, Sept., 1922, p. 551-
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"She gold standard,11 ROUHD TABLE,
March, 1925.
Analyzes conditions essential for return to free
gold market in England* conditions are considered
now satisfactory dor such return. The world believes that Sagland intends to return. If delay is
too long, psychological influence will be against her.
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Anonymous
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First article: Reviews the history of the gold
standard in England from the outbreak of the
World War. There should, however, be no return to
gold standard until it can be accomplished without
unduly penalizing trade by very high money rates.
Cooperation of central banks of various countries is
necessary if gold standard is to be restored at an
early date.
Second article: Summarizes the views expressed by
seven leading banks in regard to return to the gold
standard in England. There was a general consensus as
to the advantages of returning to gold at the earliest
poss
ble moment, but there was much reticence with re
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Right-Ving Illusions
Left-Ving Illusions (Marxist)
LeftfcingIllusions (Humanist)
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II.
12,
13•
14.
The Lessons of Experience "anir
Prospects for the Future
THE ECONOMICS OF REFORM:
The Principles of Ec. Progress
Justice in Distribution
Unemployment—the Problem
Some Proposed Remedies for
Unemployment
A Full Employment Policy
The Reconstruction of International Trade
Physical Reconstruction
The Financial Problem of Reconstruction
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June, 192A.
Professor Cannan and Sir Charles Addis favor a return
by England to the gold standard,
Mr. Hawtrey wants a return to the gold standard, but
with international agreements among the central
banks to regulate that standard so as to stabilize prices and lessen the fluctuations of the
credit cycle.
Mr. Keynes has the same purposes in view as Mr, Hawt^ey
but believes that there are practical objections
in the way of the restoration of the gold standard.
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Oar efforts should be directed to a stabilization
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continues to show the same rate of material progress
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ECQHAITOt STABILIZATION!
Hearings before the Ooaaaittee on Banking
and Currency of the House of Representatives
on B i l l (Homse R. No. 8404).
Washington:
1921.
51 pp.
U.S. Tariff Commission
Depreciated exchange and international trade.
Washington: Tariff Commn., 1922. Pp. 118•
Verrijn Stuart, C. A.
Metallic and non-metallic standards of money,
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YOUNG, John Parke
EUROPEAN CURRENCY AND FINANCE. U.S.
Senate Gold and Silver Commission, Series 9, Vols.
I-II. Washington:
1925.
YOUNG, J. P.
European Currency and Finance. United States
Senate Commission of Gold and Silver Inquiry. Vols.
I and II, serial 9« Washington, D.C., Supt. Docs., 1925.
Pp. xvii, 543; xi, £L1«
The compilation of the material contained in these
two volumes vas under the direction of Dr. J* P. Young*
These 2 vols, contain a veritable mine of valuable material covering the currency and financial conditions in
Europe from 1914- to 1925 • Seldom, if ever, has such an
abundance of current data been so effectively brought together. The vols, constitute a handbook of ready reference for anyone interested in the financial rehabilitation
of Europe and the part that the U.S. may be expected to
play in that connection, Innumerable tables of statistics
are presented dealing with the currency, banking resources
foreign trade, national debt, price levels, etc. of the
European nations. The discussion accompanying these
tables is most illuminating. Of real interest is the
series of papers presented by outstanding economists and
bankers of each country, including those of the U.S., relative to the currency, banking, and other financial problems facing their respective countries. ••• !• B* Cross,
lems iacxng jg^£flf £CONQMIC REVIEV. XVI, Jnm
1926
YOUNG, John Parke
EUROPEAN CURRENCY AND FINANCE. Commission of Gold
and Silver Inquiry, U.S. Senate. Foreign Currency
end Exchange Investigation. Serial 9, Vol. I.
Washington: U.S. GPO, 1925* Pp. 411.
Pt. II consists of a general survey of the currency
problems of the U.S. and Europe.
Pt. II contains papers by a number of economists and
bankers on different aspects of currency and finance.
E.G., I. Fisher on the future of the gold standard
Edvin Cannon and J. M. Keynes on Britain and gold;
H. Schacht on the new German currency
G. Cassel on the restoration of the gold standard;
J,A. Schumpeter on the Austrian currency situation
Pt. Ill: survey of currency and financial conditions
in different European countries.
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