... , regards Great Britain's temporary suspension of the gold standard as likely to improve economic conditions both in Great Britain and elsewhere in the world . Tho suspension of the gold standard is expected io cause stronger competition between certain ...

... The Russian View The Soviet Press ( according io a Reuter message from Riga ) says Great Britain ' s departure from tho Gold Standard is not only a crushing blow for tho world ' s bourgeosie , but a defeat for the Labour party acd for Mr Henderson and bis ...

... manner in which the people of Great Britain have received the Government ' s decision for the temporary suspension of the gold standard is the subject of much appreciative comment abroad , and , according to Keuter correspondents in all parts of the world ...

... AND STERLING While it is much too soon to form a definite judgment as to the ultimate effects of our departure from the gold standard , the indications so far are much what might have been expected . Quotations of sterling , with the majority of the forei ...

... Josiah Wedgwood , Socialist M . P . for Newcastleunder-Lyno , when interviewed yesterday regarding tho suspension of tho gold standard . This change acts as an automatic tariff . Tho oxport trade and shipping will benefit . It is a 33 per cent , bonus ...

... recovered in a revival , it international confidence results , as it did during the post-war years before tho return to the Gold Standard , in an inflow of funds into London as the safest place for them . ...

... Mfl fUNDm ON COLD Indian Government Action Criticised Mr Gandhi referred to tho question of tho Gold Standard at yesterday ' s meeting of tho Federal Structure Committee . Ho said that whije every thoughtful Congress man must sympathise with the British ...

... impose a further test of the stability of the £ L Rumours were present concerning the departure of other countries from the Gold Standard , Sweden and Italy being particularly mentioned , end the offering of foreign currencies for sale in London in the late ...

... a National Government ¦ which * had acted with deci-ion and promptness . It had been said that the departure from the gold standard should have very much the same effect as a tariii . but ihat was a dangerous assumption to make . The value of the £ 1 ...

... reference to Mr Liddell said ho had taken to China and had brought homo with him sterling qualities which had remained on the gold standard . Mr Liddell said that when anyone wont to another country to try to givo tho peoplo of that country what one felt one ...

... morning , the methods adopted b y Independent Labour party and other back bench members in yesterday ' s proceedings on the Gold Standard Suspension Bill . The leaders were at a disadvantage in that there had not been the usual decision of a party meeting as ...

... prospect which until a few days ago it dreaded , a change due , no doubt , to the fact that since the suspension of ¦ the Gold Standard has taken placetwo or three weeks of uncertainty abroad while the appeal is being made to the country can have no more ...