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... WHAT THE GOLD STANDARD MEANS. The following brief explanation of the work: ing of the gold standard appeared in Mon day's '* News-Chronicle '— In the world of commerce different forms of currency ure adopted in each conntry such as pounds, dollars, francs ...
... GOLD STANDARD SUSPENSION BILL. Mr Snowden Explains the Situation. Hoarding by France and America a Cause of Trouble , Parliament had on MuLday a busy and citing day. Both Houses collaborated in rust.ag through the Bill to suspend the operation Sub-Section ...
... The Oban Times Saturday 26th September 193 t THE GOLD STANDARD SCARCITY OF THE METAL OUR FOREIGN TRANSACTIONS UNBALANCED THE ROOT CAUSE OF OUR FINANCIAL AND industrial troubles lies in the fact that the Country has been importing more goods than it has ...
... bemng the operation of sub-section 2 of section 1 of the Gold Standard Act of 1925, which requires the Bank to sell gold at » fixed price” —in other words, the country bad gone off the gold standard Though such a step was not enrely unlooked for by eeunomists ...
... CO. LTD.. CLASOOD 124 HIGH STREET, ARBROA' GOVERNMENT AND GOLD STANDARD. It was announced on Monday that the Cabinet had decided to suspend the opera- tion of that section of the Gold Standard Act which requires the Bank of England to sell gold at a fixed ...
... effect of the departure from the gold standard, Mr Scott said that British manufacturers would have to pay more for raw materials from abroad, whfch would affect wages in time While the departure from the gold standard would have one or two effects which ...
... otherwise which had been going on during the past month was undoubtedly one of the main causes of forcing Britain off the gold standard on Monday last . International confidence in the stability of the present' Government had been thereby undermined , and ...
... not matter very much that we had gone oft’ the gold standard, as it would have very much the same effect as a tariff. That was a very dangerous assumption to make, because this matter of the gold standard, once the pound was not linked and tied closely ...
... farther heavy falls yesterday in t ' ae value of sterling all over the world following on the temporary abandonment of the gold standard by Great Britain . The following are particulars received from Benter correspondents of prevailing conditions on tb& money ...
... offered at 16.25 Ironer. BERNE. The parity of the Swiss gold franc is to be maintained, and Switzerland will remain on the gold standard. The heavy and unprecedented fall of sterling l 3 causing considerable perturbation in Swiss business circles. ...
... TOURISTS AND THE £l. British tourists on the Continent felt the most immediate effect of the suspension of the gold standard. Thev had the humiliating experience of seeing foreigners looking at the British £1 with a severely critical eye, and had to be ...
... according to an old Danish custom , is served , followed by a State dinner in tho evening . Denmark having gone off tho gold standard , which step Sweden is expected to followit has been decided by tne Danish . Government , after conference with the Copenhagen ...