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... Tel. 2453. BURNLEY. Tel. 2453 DAILY 2-30, 6-30, 8-45 —-DAILY WHY WORRY ABOUT THE GOLD STANDARD OR THE STERLING THERE S m L BETTER THAN YOU HAVE EVER SEEN HIM BEFORE. TO PAY ' /' A SMART AND WITTY PICTURE YOU ARE CERTAIN TO ' THERE'S A NEW THE SKY NEXT ...
... market long as Japan kept on the gold standard, but there was nothing prevent Japan adandoning the gold standard also. If the Japanese cou'd see that events were working their disadvantage they might come off the gold standard. We shall be sending cotton goods ...
... Politician and the Economist When Mr. Winston Churchill, at the instigation of Mr. Montagu Norman, re-established the gold standard in 1925, he was warned by the political economists that he was sacrificing the interests trade and industry for the benefit ...
... coal trade is mainly with foreign countries, 70 per cent. of the production being shipped abroad. The suspension of the Gold standard is looked upon se a factor likely to disturb the foreignwise coal export trade, said Sir David R. Llewellyn, the head ...
... off than we were , before the gold standard_was suspended? And why? These are the questions that are being asked. We are all aware that so far as we have been conoerned with internal trade we have not had a gold standard (or at any rate: a general ...
... went on to say that that was what going ott tho gold standard meant,” adding that the country did not realise how close to tho edge of tho precipice had boon.” On Monday last ” went off the gold standard,” and that day the Chancellor spoke in a different ...
... Testaelat. To-dat. Vales. Ow Yost UN 11.0445.11 Pads 10421 114 bun* • —WM The suspension of the Gold Standard by Sneden dates from to-day, and will last until November 30. In contrast to the excitement of the past few days the Liverpool ...
... is meeting again this morning to decide the further attitude of German Slock Exchanges regard to the suspension of the gold standard in Great Britain. Business as usual, and no nervousness among their clients, was the experience of German banks in general ...
... CANADA. Unperturbed by the British Government’s action with respect to the gold standard, and encouraged by an increased export demand with unfavourable reports of the quantity and quality of the wheat crops of other countries* the price of wheat on the ...
... wisdom and necessity the present step should not be confused with the wider question of the general advisability of the gold standard. There are some who hold that should be, one newspaper puts it, il rid of it for good and all That is not the policy the ...
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... correct value at the quoted rate of exchange. Just as the premature return to the gold standard checked and nearly ruined the export industries, so departing from the gold standard has enabled the export trades to undercut competitors in world markets. ...