... 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 ...

... trodden by their brethren in England with its multiplicity Ministers and Departments, maximum ex(KMiditure and an atta k Ihc gold standard. In ol creating new departments. the public mind should l.e the necessity for strict and rigid conoiiiv in the control ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... of payments For the policy tariffs essential shall next power to put that in force in 1923 ! preent This from return to gold standard 192 almost approval the Party! A alone any criticism Mr Runri man the chief the matter used ‘‘I (Mr return gold practically ...

... newlv-formed Cabinet He of Mr E Hepworth F Ireland JUNIOR CONSERVATIVE LEAGUE -A Section of held in rooms night Mi M The gold standard” of Bennett Mr in the certi-from VII ” Office only for usual for July last certificate and matricu-lstfaa CLUB— moot Club ...

... wcrkers’ Government should be returned to power to nationalise the Bank of England and the joint-stock banks, abandon the gold standard and adopt “ managed ” currency, set up national import and export boards to control foreign trade, and appoint public ...

... country far more than it would “dole or wage cuts or taxation. It is to avert the danger of our being forced off the gold standard by such a crisis that which has overtaken Germany that is the task of the new Government putting tlie nation’s finances ...

... finance are longer remote abstractions The man-in-the-street has been educated to realise that tne ramifications of the gold standard are not alone a matter for the higher flights of Government and finance but affect very intimately his life and work and ...

... similar to the 1925 credit of twenty million pounds placed at the disposal of Great Britain during tho transition tbe gold standard. The credit can drawn from time time as tbe need arises, but it is learned, unlike the 1925 credit, which was for two years ...

... say anything to this audience what a financial crash that magnitude would mean if once this country was knocked off the gold standard. The rush on banks that might well have followed it, the rush on the saving certificates, and the rush on the savings banks ...

... anything to this audience of what a financial crash that magnitude would mean if once this country was knocked off the gold standard. The rush on banks that might well have followed it. the rush on the saving certificates and the rush on the savings banks ...