... Gold Standard Act Repeal Urged Sydkky , August 31 . —Declaring that under the operation of the Gold Standard Act of 1925 Great Britain had lost control of colossal millions of gold . Mr Edmund Jowett , a prominent pastoralist and economist , addressing ...

... KKMn'TAiNCE India » remittance ; during the woek ended zath August from gold standard reserves in England against gold transferred in India from paper currency reserve to gold standard rcservo amounted to £ 1 . 677 , 000 ; and from 1 st April to 29 th August ...

... which will havo the effect of producing a greater crisis upon a THE GOLD STANDARD Attributing the crisis to pressure on the Government by bankers , Mr Brown describes the gold standard as a myth , the exploitation of which has transferred thousands of ...

... that a good many of us were not very pleased because the . preiise methods were thought to be dictated from the outside . GOLD STANDARD AND BAD TP . ADE ' ; A ! 1 tins patriotic stuff is the merest bunkum We are iitst as patriotic as the Tones ancJ liberals ...

... immediately caused by tho ill-judged notion of the Bank of England in resorting to a loan inorder to bolster up their beloved gold standard . Here were financial experts who so bungled their business that instead of helping sterling they created a panicky ...

... purchasing additional imports or in making additional foreign long-term loans . It would socm clear that if the international gold standard is to function efficiently in tbo futuro there will have to bo a larger conversion of foreign short-term balances into ...

... letter he has sent ro Mr Henderson . In the letter io Mr Snowden , Mr Xeivbold says : — ' ¦ For Britain to go off the gold standard is starvation for millions , sheer stark famine for the working-class . ' ...

... Victorian Wheat Growers' Association has sent a resolution asking Mr Scullin to urge tho Imperial Government to repeal tho Gold Standard Act ( says tho Exchange , from Melbourne . ) Bank Suspends rayments Brisbane . ( Queensland ) , September 4 . —Tho Federal ...

... market wab a closed book to most of them , and when peopi . ) began to talk about tho fall in the value of sterling , tho gold standard , and the mobilisation of foreign securities , they wero apt to think that these won : mysteries which they could not possibly ...

... and America . are fully alive to the grave results which would ensue to them if this country should be forced off the gold standard , and are willing to assist to the fullest extent in providing credit to offset withdrawals of funds from us by nervous ...

... nominal value , wouldlose its purchasing power . For countries which had once allowed their currency to fall below the gold standard had found it impossible to stop the process , and gradually , as the exchange fell , prices rose . The solution of our ...

... types of currency standards . Dr Cannan comes to grips witii hi ? subject in the third chapter , devoted to the value of gold-standard currencies . Here , without overmuch mathematical refinement , lie ilives an intelligent interpretation of the Quantity ...