►Y, SEPTEMBER 24, 1931. THE GOLD STANDARD ABANDONED
... ►Y, SEPTEMBER 24, 1931. THE GOLD STANDARD ABANDONED HOW THE TEMPORARY SUSPENSION AFFECTS EVERYBODY ...
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OFF THE GOLD STANDARD VIEWS OF MR. A. M. WILLIAMS
... OFF THE GOLD STANDARD VIEWS OF MR. A. M. WILLIAMS Asked by a Guardian and Express correspondent a+ to what he thought.of the abandonnient of the gold standard and the immediate situation. Mr. A. M. Williams. prospective Conservative candidate for ...
WHAT IT MEANS TO THE MAN IN THE STREET
... facilitate the return to a gold standard and for purposes eonnected there' with was nut into operation. when Mr. 'Winston Churchill was Chancellor of the Excheciner in May, 1925. The Section ing with the return to the gold standard then was as follows: — ...
Gold and France and America
... all securities should rise in price as, in fact, thsy have done in every other country which has been driven off the gold standard. rue difficulties of our debtors will be lessened and payment of their obligations will ue facilitated. Tne foreigner will ...
THE POUND SAVED
... Snowden) on Tuesday excising broadcast a Inc,inze to the nation on the meaning and importance of the suitpet-ion of the gold standard. Among the points of his addre-s over the ether were:— ; 11;ireon.;ciuenees are bound to be disagreeable; in some ways ...
Cam for Tariffs Gone
... whole case for a Tariff to redress the balance of trade i. now gone. He points out that as soon as a country is off the gold standard the balance of exports anti imports gets adjusted rapidly ana automatically by the exchanges. impose a Tariff, he says ...
(To the Editor)
... again to be right as to the disagrees economic consequences both of the Treaty of Versailles and of the return to the Gold Standard, providing support for my poipt of view and justifying the stand which the Labour movement as making. It ,is clear that ...
1~ WHISPERS AND ECHOES
... tariffs but the still more complicated matters connected with currency. To the ordinary man and woman phrases like the gold standard are far from being clear and the foreign exchanges present to them a kite' of insoluble mystery. It is of course not impossible ...