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M Stabilization-Brazil Anderson, George E # Another crisis in the long struggle for-currency stabilization in Brazil, (in: The Annalist, May 3, 1929, p.812.) The ability of the government to maintain the present rate of the nilreis in the face of the continued circulation of the old or inconvertible notes is doubtful, and for this reason the retirement of the old currency beeanes nore or less pressing. FEDERAL RESERVE BULLETIN South America and the Gold Standard. March, 1925. HARTtfE, A. Die Stabiliaierung der sudamerikanischen Wahrung und die Betatigung dee nordamerikanischen Kapitals, FINANZ-ARCHIV, 1928. ChUc JouAiu/H. return* OP f o Ik* P*u Tic/hi^ 273 U£> CtA***?. f ui 9 M*5) qolct S^nc/arc/ ^co/oo/WY KEMMERER, E. ¥• Chile returns to the gold standard, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECOHOMI, June, 1926 • IOUNG, J. P. CENTRAL AMERICAN CURRENCY AND FINANCE, Princeton5 Princeton University Press, 1925. Pp. xviii, 258. Deals especially with currency, foreign trade, exchange rates, and financial relatione with the United States. Material was gathered by personal investigation in the several countries. The inquiry covered Guatemala, Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, find Cost Rica. There is a bibliography of six pages. Abstract by V. 0. Weyforth, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XV, June 1925, pp. 352-3.
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