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... bemng the operation of sub-section 2 of section 1 of the Gold Standard Act of 1925, which requires the Bank to sell gold at » fixed price” —in other words, the country bad gone off the gold standard Though such a step was not enrely unlooked for by eeunomists ...
... CO. LTD.. CLASOOD 124 HIGH STREET, ARBROA' GOVERNMENT AND GOLD STANDARD. It was announced on Monday that the Cabinet had decided to suspend the opera- tion of that section of the Gold Standard Act which requires the Bank of England to sell gold at a fixed ...
... that this was merely held for the Bank of England a henever it cared to call it in. OFF GOLD STANDARD. Norway Sweden hate temporarily gone off the gold standard, according to Reuter cables last night. ...
... TARIFFS NEXT. The substantial majority by which: the House of Commons assented to the emergency measure suspending thg gold standard is a demonstration to the world that this country is ready to respond to the appeal of its leaders and to remain cool and ...
... TRADE WILL BENEFIT. Gold Standard Not a Necessity. BUSINESS MEN'S VIEWS. The Government's decision to suspend the gold standard was much discussed in. industrial and commercial circles yesterday, and many conferences of executives of trade organisations ...
... by the Austrian Government to state that no moratorium has been declared in Austria. PROVISIONS OF GOLD STANDARD BILL A SHORT MEASURE. The Gold Standard (Amendment) Bill was introduced in the House of Commons yesterday by the Chancellor of the Exchequer ...
... external markets because Britain has gone off the gold standard. The reasons for this belief are not very substantial, and when it is expanded into a belief that since we have gone off the gold standard the balance of our external trade will look after ...
... effect of the departure from the gold standard, Mr Scott said that British manufacturers would have to pay more for raw materials from abroad, whfch would affect wages in time While the departure from the gold standard would have one or two effects which ...
... otherwise which had been going on during the past month was undoubtedly one of the main causes of forcing Britain off the gold standard on Monday last . International confidence in the stability of the present' Government had been thereby undermined , and ...
... protagonists of the gold standard. But they interpret it in a form peculiar to themselves. They possess three-quarters of the Courier anb Hbverttser DUNDEE. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1931. world's gold, but they do not defend the gold standard. They merely defend ...
... returned too quickly Io tho gold standard , and so fan : as tho linen trade is concerned it- hus not been so prosperous since tho war as when the £ 1 sterling was worth only about , four dollars . As soon as tho gold standard was adopted Continental linen ...
... FRF . F , STATE Mr Cosgrave and Gold Standard Suspension Mr Cosgrave . President of the Executive of the Irish l- ' ree ^ tatc , speaking at Limerick on Saturday night , referred to tho suspension of tho gold standard by Great Britain . It was ihe realisation ...