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... of concerted action among the different nations on the question of the gold standard. It was impossible for the world to go on as it was doing. We were forced off the gold standard and America had something like 000 millions and France 450 or 500 millions ...
... GOLD STANDARD SUSPENSION. more gold reserve of the Bank to go. That is a question to which both the Government and the Bank of Eng:and gave anxious and careful consideration. If it had appeared that the drain could have been stopped by the exportation ...
... FINANCE AND TRADE. EFFECT OF GOLD STANDARD DECISION. DISORGANISATION OF INTERNATIONAL TRANSACTIONS. THE CLOSED STOCK EXCHANGEUNOFFICIAL PRICES FOR LEADING SHARES-SHARP JUMP IN COMMODITIES. ...
... WESTERN MAIL & ZOUTH WALES NEWS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1931. GOLD STANDARD ACT. Text of the Measure Introduced By the Chancellor. The Gold Standard (Amendment) Bill which was introduced in the House of Commons on Monday by the Chancellor of the Exchequer ...
... RAMSAY MACDONALD leaving Downing-street for the House of Commons on Monde, afternoon, when the special Bill suspending the Gold Standard Act was introduced. FARADA Y'S SECRET. He Found Himself In His Work. ...
... to suspend the gold standard. The announcement, unless its meaning were explained, might have quite the wrong effect upon the public mind, for when we talk about the gold standard we are in the region of high finance. The gold standard to a good many ...
... the gold standard a City expert writes : Frankly, the Government for this act deserves three cheers. It may lead to more constructive ways out than the Budget. It shows strength of purpose and a freedom from superstition about the gold standard as a ...
... TRADE REVIVAL HOPES. What would be the effect of going off the gold standard and the consequent inflation it was difficult to say. If they were to believe the newspapers there was going to be • great revival of trade. No one would deny that there was ...
... end of questions to-day •.: 11r. r.tt)WDEN asked leave to briny h i L. :o suspend the operation of Sub• Section 7 of the Gold Standard 1- .; , and for purposes connected •'.. h. The Chancellor had got so far et.: Mr. CAMPBELL STEPHEN (Soc., L.% hie) rose ...
... THE COMMONS speed to an increase of 14 per cent. upon current prices. Within two days of going off the gold standard there was an increase of 124 per cont. in some of the essential foodstuffs. ...
... TURNING OF THE TIDE. Suspension of Gold Standard. WORLD VIEWS. U.S. and Revision of Debt Payments. Monday's note of anxiety over Great Britain's suspension of the gold standard has given place on Tuesday to messages of cheer and re-assurance for the ...
... crises that could be met by borrowing/ Major ELLIOT: When this country is upon the gold standard, then we know what we are borrowing against. When we are not on the gold standard, we do not know what we are borrowing against. Answering questions as to what ...