... Off the Gold Standard. BRITISH DECISION THAT MAY PROVE A BLESSING IN DISGUISE. tat© by the foreign seller. This is not unreasonable and does not necessarily imply lack of confidence in Britain’s credit. The seller reads clearly the quotation of the pound ...

... BRITAIN GOES OFF GOLD STANDARD ...

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... 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 ...

... 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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... financiers. has been able to follow the inside movements in the recent economic crisis from the beginning* T>RITAIN is off the Gold Standard! For the first time for many years the ordinary man and the ordinary woman is being forced to take an interest in economics ...

... power of India, China, and of the Far East has been undermined, as the Lancashire cotton trade knows to its cost. If the gold standard should break down altogether we may be turning, sooner than the bimetallists ever thought, to silver as a means of rectifying ...

... there is an absence of anything that can be called panic, or even alarm. There is a belief that the fall away from the gold standard will even have something like the effect of a moderate tariff, but it is also said that the change will prove beneficial ...

... WHAT IT MEANS PEOPEE. . NOT SLIGHTEST CAUSE FOR ANXIETY—MR. P. SNO 1 * « . ! i- What must expect now that Britain off the gold standard Tito question was answered'by Mr. Chancellor the Exchequer, this broadcast last Monday night, when said:— 1 - *>. The pound ...

... OF SETTLEMENT PARIS. Wednesday . The first shocks which followed the decision of the British Government to suspend the gold standard having passed, the situation is being regarded in Paris with more composure and in an optimistic spirit. This attitude ...

... decision -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 are in the region high finance. The gold standard to good many people ...