... The Gold Standard never deteriorates. It’s PURITY and it’s RARITY together maintain the standard value. Standard of Golden Shred’ ...

... real gold standard, a rise In Rate had the effect not only ine r credit and reducing the cor also of ar jn etrevlation. bot from abroad. This latter rtant than the pre wilh less vet, 4 nd for additiqnal credit ing mpanied . rising prices, and rising ealled ...

... Niib AND BANK LIMITED Mr. R. McKenna Explains Importance of Return to Gold Standard. PROMISING SIGNS FOR CURRENT YEAR MIE ton, a lado, | oe a “8 ry per hat we ou i ure of cee ee fewer, whieh is ter ut ter day reation and Cancellation of Cred: af tre d ...

... acquired her commercial superiority long before it had gold standard. Alison, in describing the trade of Great Britain at the beginning of this century, 16 years before she adopted a gold standard, wrote: The monopoly of almost all the trade of the ...

... protects the industries of all our foreign competitors, in both gold standard and silver standard countries. A. Since bimetallism ended in 1873, and prices j have fallen, all gold standard countries, except New South Wales, have put up protective duties ...

... value (appreciation) of our gold standard protects the industries of all our foreign competitors in both gold standard and silver standard countries. (a.) Since bimetallism ended in 1873, and prices have fallen, all gold standard countries except New South ...

... death tub eramingiion that the child was well but intest were Death was dee to infantile ony due to testinal natural THE GOLD STANDARD Myr. Alfred T. Davies, MP for the Heuse of Conumous. of the t said that the dard was desirability of a return te HINTS ...

... money. Since the adoption by Germany and United States of the gold standard, and the closing of the French Mint in 1873, the whole of Western Europe and North America use only the gold standard, and silver in these countries has been disqualified from This ...

... ondersell oar indastries and break down onr prices. 11l How do British interests suffer by “appreciated '' (increased value) gold standard and falling prices ? (a; Falling prices destroy profits, and disturb financial arrangements and forecasts, and lessen ...

... money. Since the adoption by Germany and United States of the gold standard, and the closing of the French Mint in 1873, the whole of Western Europe and North America use only the gold standard, and silver in these countries has been disqualified from serving ...

... than £25.000.000 in the Kold pounds of 1913. and no more than £2i:.000.000 18 years later in 1931. the vear in which the Gold Standard was abandoned. But in the paper pounds - years later than 1931. the cost of replacement would be less than £7fi.ooo.oou ...

... Particulars arxi epocificmtieo : Sole Concessionaires: JARROTT LIMITED, fie 6. Uppar St. Matin’s Ua.. Loo ...