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... of repertory players to the Prince of Wales Theatre this woek and next as a gort of step towards the restoration of the gold standard of legitimats stage entertainment to Grimsby. Certainly one could imagine fewer better propo itions to that end than the ...
... out of fashion. Beonomists and others had been so busy of late observing the machinery of credit and questions of the gold standard, ete.. that they had ' tended to overlook the importance of saving. IHe recognised the great importance of those subjects ...
... the war the inflated currency; which was one of the causes of high prices, must be deflated and brought back to the old gold standard. ...
... aw:w o 1'11‘?,13 «qm of ,'Z‘O‘d “'“(;n‘ She was 'Off‘ t]{:\ g‘O]‘d Etan. dard. Very few countries were up- holding the gold standard, yet each country held a stock of gold. In Great Britain the amount would be about 193 millions. B The many and varied ...
... because of anything they have done or planned but in spite ©of it.” . TRADE CYCLES. The fact that Britain had gone off the gold standard had also made conditions in the labour market better, while it must be remembered that there were always cycles of good ...
... country has been suffering for a considerable time, bub it appears to have made a good recovery. It has reintroduced a gold standard, and its currency stands at a premium. It is suffering, indeed, from a high cost of living. From having been one of the ...
... social services, to which neither of the Opposition parties could objzct. He vindicated his policy of returning to the gold standard. It had made London once more the great money market of the world and the greatest of creditor countrics. it had led to ...
... Salvation: whilst at another vast spending is ‘apparently the one hope of even a modicum of prosperity. One day the gold | 'sta.ndard is our shect anchor. The {next day that anchor is slipped In order that the mational barque may ride to safety. Tf only ...
... ldad of national debt, cuiting salaries, cutting national ' “expenditure, retrenching in our social policy, flinging the gold standard aside, whilst the world looked on and wondered whether we should survive. Today we face the world with a good financial ...