A Critique of the Gold Standard Routledge Library Editions: The Gold Standard Series
Auteur : Puxley H. L.
Originally published in 1933 this book discusses the inadequacy of ?orthodox Gold Standard theory? in the light of post-war monetary phenomena. In demonstrating that the Gold Standard had broken down the book explains that the Quantity Theory of Money is an inaccurate explanation of what happens over short periods and that the determining factor in the rise or fall of prices is the Velocity of Circulation. The book makes a plea for a workable Gold Standard operated by an international consortium of Central Banks.
1. The Orthodox Theory of the Gold Standard 2. Gold Movements and the Price-Level 3. Central Bank Policies and the Quantity of Money 4. Central Bank Policies and International Capital Movements 5. War Debts, Reparations and Tariffs 6. The Dilemma 7. Towards a Workable Gold Standard 8. The Three Evil Genii Again 9. The World Bank
Date de parution : 12-2019
15.6x23.4 cm
Date de parution : 11-2017
15.6x23.4 cm
Thème d’A Critique of the Gold Standard :
Mots-clés :
Exchange Rates; Gold Standard; monetary instability; liquidity; US dollar; bankers; currency; 1930s; Foreign Exchange Rates; Federal Reserve; Federal Reserve System; Orthodox Gold Standard Theory; Vice Versa; Universal Acceptability; International Gold Standard; Gold Standard Countries; Monetary Unit; Net Export Balance; International Commodity Trade; Gold Holdings; Gold Export Point; Commodity Trade Balance; Open Market Rates; Gold Movements; Free Reserves; Individual Central Banks; Unsheltered Industries; Member Banks; Earmarked Gold; Deposit Currency; Reserve Balances; International Financiers