... no longer deny It. And this Increase will be superimposed on rising cost of living caused by our being forced off the gold standard. Mr. F. J. Perry, the Co-operative member for Kettering, proves It conclusively to-night. That doubtless is why there is ...

... comes a time when people who are going to do anytning worth doing must give themselves time to think. We have gone off the Gold Standard. That is a landmark. Possibly a good many people now know what it means to whom it was a mere phrase a few weeks ago. Nothing ...

... minds because it is so much nearer home. We read what our economists bave to say about the problems of currency and the gold standard, but we only half understand what they mean and our difficulties are not lessened the fact that the experts disagree with ...

... that the Finance Bill was urgent tha n before because ana of the two linos of which ware our tfofonoa last JJ* was the Gold Standard which us against the insidious and 'J'hui ot sudden and dangerous Jr™tt that we found neces' withdraw from that impreglortress ...

... the situation In which found ourselves had Its bright side well its dark one. In the first place the suspension of the Gold Standard would restore to this country the initiative In currency and financial matters which were In danger losing so long were ...

... normal all sorts of complications will occur In one dlrec' Hon and another. For Instance, South Africa is remaining on the gold standard and thelcforstthera Is premium on the South African « as compared with the British £■ The United Tobacco Companies (South) ...

... BXPORT Kl. PREMIUM. More responsible members of the Stock Exchange have not subscribed to the view that by going oft the gold standard the trade dlßlculties of this country have been solved as bi a stroke ot the pen. In the near future second thoughts on ...

... Govenunent averted the dangers of inflation which invariably attend an unbalanced Budget when u country has lifted the gold standard. The Association, having repeatedly called the attention oi successive Governments to the danger of excessive expenditure ...

... reduction of the unnecessarily high Bank Rate so os to help Industry means cheap credit. He argued that the suspension of the Gold Standard bad removed the case for a high Bank Rate which means less trade, less Industrial activity, more unemployment, and lower ...

... Inability of man to distribute and handle the benefits which Providence has showered upon him. “The plain tact is that the gold standard baa so worked that adequate means of payment are not available throughout the world. “All the gold has been’ centred in ...

... events, taking profits. It would be well if the loose talk and tlambuoyam ottltuds observed in many quarters regarding the Gold Standard were now to give place to more sooer reasoning It Is true that the depreciated pound acts in the broad sense as stimulus ...

... years I can see on every hand markets coming back. A vital noint is that a number of countries will follow us oft tbe gold standard. We have got to get a start 10 the race for trade. Don’t let us lose it In starting dog fight among ourselves. An election ...