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INTERNATIONAL MONETAE! ISSUES IN RELATION TO ECONOMIC RECOVERY

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ADARKAR, B. P.

"A review of gold export fallacies,11

INDIAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, January, 1936. Pp. 34.

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ADARKAR, B. N.

"Stabilising the pound," INDIAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS,

July, 1935. Pp. 6.

AFTALION, A.

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AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL & SOCIAL SCIENCE.

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ANDERSON, B. M., Jr.

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ANDERSON, B.M.

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The gold standard, LLOYDS BANK LTD. MONTHLY REVIEW,

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ATKINS, ¥. E.

GOLD AND YOUR MONEY. New York: McBride, 1934-

164- pp.

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BALLAINE, V. E.

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BALOGH, Thomas

"Some theoretical aspects of the gold problem," ECONOMICA,

August, 1937* Pp. 21.

BALOGH, T.

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BALOGH, T.

"Some theoretical aspects of the gold problem," ECONOMICA, Vol. IV (New Series), Aug. 1937, pp. 274-294.

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Barber, A* V. The gold question* (In:The Banker,August

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BECKHART, B. H. and HISLOP, E. M.

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BELL, James W., Chmn.j Profs. Hansen and Williams and B. Ohlin, CO. Hardy, O.M.W. Sprague, F. Machlup, M. Nadler, N.J. Silverling, R. Tucker, L. Pasvolsky

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BLACKETT, Sir Basil P.

PLANNED MONET. U„Vo„ ; (Install* * <̂ >

Case for managed-paper currency

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BOWEN, Howard R.

"Gold maldistribution," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXVI, Dec. 1936, pp. 660-666.

BOVEN, Howard

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BOWEN, Howard G.

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BRAND, R. H.

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BRAND, R. H.

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The old gold standard was a victim of the depression. It is unlikely to return.Mr.Bratter notes the dilemma of the exchange stabilization funds.

BROWN, JR., ¥. A.

Gold: master or servant, FOREIGN AFFAIRS, June 1941.

14 pp.

BROWN, William Adams, Jr.

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Gold and the monetary system

BROWN, JR., Villiam Adams

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BROWN, William Adams, Jr.

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BROWN, W. A., Jr.

Gold—asset or liability? TRUSTS AND ESTATES,

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CAM ATI, A.

Geld standard ed autarchia economica, LA RIF. SOC,

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CANNAN, Edwin

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CANNAN, Edvin

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CANNAN, Edwin

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CARNEGIE ENDOWIENT-INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. JOINT COMMITTEE.

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BASCH, Antonin

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BOEHLER, Eugen

"Memorandum on Exchange Stabilization and the Problem of Internal Planning,11 in THE PROBLEMS OF MONETAHI STABILIZATION. Paris: International Chamber of Commerce, June, 1936, pp. 192-200.

GREGORY, Theodore E.

"Comments on nev technical arguments for postponing stabilization," in THE PROBLEMS OF MONETART STABILIZATION. Paris: International Chamber of Commerce, June, 1936, pp. 178-191.

GREGORY, T. E.

it Memorandum on the Problem of Price-Levels and the Actual Relationships between Costs and Prices," THE PROBLEMS OF MONETAHI STABILIZATION• Part II: The Technique and the Nature of Re-Stabilization.11 Paris: International Chamber of Commerce, June, 1936, pp, 315-317 •

GREGORY, T. E.

Memorandum on the Experience of the Sterling Area, in THE PROBLEMS OF MONETARY STABILIZATION. Pariss International Chamber of Commerce, June, 1936, pp. 232-236.

Memorandum on the Possibilities of the Sterling Area, loc. cit., pp. 288-293.

HAMMARSKJOLD, Dag

Note on a disintegrated, provisional monetary standard as a basis of stabilization, in THE PROBLEMS OF MONETARY STABILIZATION (Part II; The Technique and the Na*$ure of Re-Stabilization]• Paris: International Chamber of Commerce, June, 1936, pp. 384-396.

HENDERSON, Hubert D.

"Memorandum on New Technical Arguments for Postponing Stabilization, * in THE PROBLEMS OF MONETAE! STABILIZATION. Paris: International Chamber of Commerce, June, 1936, pp. 159-169*

MLYNARSKI, Feliks

Memorandum on the Production and Distribution of Gold," in THE PROBLEMS OF MONETARY STABILIZATION. Paris: International Chamber of Commerce, June, 1936, pp. 318-331.

(Part II : wThe Technique and the Nature of Re-Stabilization"

MORTARA, Giorgio

Memorandum on the changes in economic structure and their repercussions on the movements of capital and balances of payments, in THE PROBLEMS OF MONETARY STABILIZATION* Paris: International Chamber of Commerce, June, 1936, pp. 370-381*

Memorandum on the problem of parities, loc. cit*, pp. 382-383-

PASVOLSKT, Leo

"Memorandum on the Foreign Exchange Problems in the United States,* in THE PROBLEMS OF MONETARI STABILIZATION^ Paris: International Chamber of Commerce, June, 1936, pp* 205-222.

PREDOHL, Andreas

"Memorandum on the Relations between Currency Instability and Tariff (and Allied) Changes,11 in THE PROBLEMS OF MOMETABI STABILIZATION. Paris: International Chamber of Commerce, June, 1936, pp. H7-153.

VON MISES, Ludwig

"Memorandum on New Technical Arguments for Postponing Stabilization," in THE PROBLEMS OF MONETAE! STABILIZATION. Paris: International Chamber of Commerce, June, 1936, pp. 170-177.

MISES, Ludwig Von

Memorandum on Exchange Stabilization and the Problem of Internal Planning,11 in THE PROBLEMS OF MONETARI STABILIZATION. Paris: International Chamber of Commerce, June, 1936, pp. 201-204.

CARVER, T . N .

The Demand fo r Honey, ECONOMIC JOURNAL, June , 193^-

Gold standard and devaluation

CASSSL, Gustav

THE DOWNFALL OF THE GOLD STANDARD. Nev Toxfct Oxford University Press, 1936.

262 pp.

CASSEL, Gustav

WA return to the international gold standard would aggravate the economic crisis,11 FINANCE AND COMMERCE,

November 6, 1935.

CASSEL, Gustav

Managed Currency, SKANDINAVISKA KREDIT., QUARTERLY REVIEW,

CASSEL, GUSTAV

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CASSEL, Gustav

Mismanaged Currencies, BANKING, January, 1934 •

Pp. 3.

M Ifone y-Re gul at i on

Cassel, Gustav Managed currency. (In: Skandinaviska

Kreditaktiebolaget. Quarterly report, January 19S4, p.1-5)

Clipped and filed in Gassel folder on shelf Suggests that a currency managed by a dollar-

pound parity would be successful

CASSEL, Gustav

Present day gold standard problems, SKAN* KEEDIT. HUARTEELY FEPORT,

October, 1933.

CLAY, Henry

The League of Nations Monetary Review, ECONOMIC JOURNAL,

September, 1939. Pp. 3.

COLE, G. D. H.

The Worship of par.,lf BANKERS* MAGAZINE [London], September, 1924*

Describes the •worship of par1 and the attempt to restore the gold standard in England as hindering the development of industry and the lessening of unemployment. Moderate bank inflation would be desirable• Mr. Hartley Withers answers Mr. Cole, pointing out the manner in which fluctuating exchanges interfere with the development of industry.

Abstract by W.O. ¥eyforth, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, 3CLV, Dec. 1924, p. 807.

Commission of Inquiry into National Policy in International Economic Relations.

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A. H. Hansen, director of research and secretary (until July 1, 1934)

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Commission of Inquiry into National Policy in International Economic Relations (Hutchins Commission)

INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC RELATIONS* Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1934-

Prieas-Eegulation Condliffe, J.B.

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Examining the difficulties in the path of resuilrecting a price structure broken by all isorts of restrictions. One of the remarkable facta of recent years has been the failure of national price levels to follow external depreciation of currency.

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COPLAND, D. B.

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COPLAND, P. B.

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CRUMP, Norman

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CBUMP, Norman

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CURTIS, C. A.

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DAVIES, E. F.

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DECHESNE, L.

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DECHNESNE, L.

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EDGEWORTH, K. E.

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EDIE, Lionel D.

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DELANO, F. A.

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DRUCKER, Peter F.

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EDIE, Lionel D.

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EGLE, Walter

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EINZIG, P.

WILL GOLD DEPRECIATE? New York: Macmillan, 1937. Pp. xiv, 178.

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FISHER, Irving

THE LESSONS OF MONETARY EXPERIENCES ESSAYS IN HONOR OF IRVING FISHER, ed. by A. D. Gayer. New York* Farrar & Rinehart, Inc., 1937. Pp. xii, 450.

Review: by A. W. Marget, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, Vol. 46, April, 1933, pp. 251-3.

FOSSATI, E.

Der Autometismus der Goldv'ahrung, VELTVIRT-SCHAFTLICHES ARCHIV,

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FRASER, Leon

Economic Recovery and Monetary Stabilization, PPDCEEDINGS of the Academy of Political Science, XVII, No. 1, May, 1936, pp. 105-1H.

FRASER, H. F.

GREAT BRITAIN AND THE GOLD STANDARD: A STUDY OF THE PRESENT WORLD DEPRESSION. New York: Macmillan, 1933. Pp. xi, 206.

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FRASER, H. F.

GREAT BRITAIN AND THE GOLD STANDARD: A STUDT OF THE PRESENT VOHLD DEPRESSION. London: The Macmillan Co., Ltd., 1933* Pp. xi / 206.

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2 chaps, on history of gold standard during and after the var

2 chaps • on causes of the depression and collapse of gold standard

Concluding chap, on "British Monetary Policy and the Return to Gold."

Review by F. V. Fetter, JPE, v. 42, Oct. 1934, pp. 674-7

FRASER, Leon

"International Monetary Stabilization.11

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GAYER, Arthur D.

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GAYER, A. D.

MONETARY POLICY AND ECONOMIC STABILIZATION: A STUDY OF THE GOLD STANDARD. New York: Macmillan, 2d ed., revised, 1937. Pp. xv, 288.

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GAYER, Arthur D.

MttiSSAfiY POLICY AND ECONOMIC STABILIZATION: A STUDY OF THE GOLD BTASDABP. N«v Yorlti JtecadUaa Co. , 1935. Pp. x i i i + 288 .

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GAYER, Arthur D.

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GIBSON, A. H.

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"Why Gold Must Be Restored as the World Economic Controller"

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Gibson, A, H. Why gold mist "be restored as the vrorld econo-

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GIDEONSE, H. D.

Money and finance, AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY,

May, 1934. Pp. 10.

GILBERT, Donald ¥.

"Foreign trade and exchange stabilization," THE AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXVI, June 1936, pp. 272-279.

GRAHAM, F. D. and WIITTLESEY, C. R.

Has gold a future? FOREIGN AFFAIRS, April, 1939.

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Stabilization Graham, Frank D*

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What we really need,internationally,is a persistently accurate exchange-rate reflection of the relative domestic purchasing powers of the various currencies.

GREENWOOD, E. P.

International f inance , CONTEMPORARY REVIEW,

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GBEGOM, T. E.

"Currency Stabilization and Business Recovery1* MYSORE ECONOMIC JOURNAL Vol 21 Nos 8 and 9

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GREGORY, T. E.

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GREGORY, T. E.

"Currency Stabilization and Business Recovery," Report prepared for the International Chamber of Commerce, Doc. No. 4. Paris: International Chamber of Commerce, 1935*

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GREGORY, T. E.

"World Monetary Chaos," FORTNIGHTLY REVIEW,

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GREGORY, T. E.

"World monetary chaos." FORTNIGHTLY REVIEW, May, 1935.

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GREGORY, T. E.

"Twelve months of American dollar policy," ECONQMICA,

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"The American experiment," MANCHESTER SCHOOL, Vol . V, No. 1 , 1934, 18 pp.

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"Britain and the gold standard," FOREIGN AFFAIRS, January, 1933.

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GPEGORY, T. E.

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GRIGORIOUS, M.

La 'acamaie dirigee' comme moyen de prevenir les crisis (in Greek), EEVUE DES SCIENCES ECONOMIQUE ET FINANCIERES,

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HALL, Noel F.

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June, 1934-Pp. 13.

HALL, Noel F.

"Problems of stabilisation," LLOYDS BANK REVIEW June 193A•

13 pp.

HANSEN, Alvin H.

The Situation of Gold Today in Relation to World Currencies, THE AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, XXVII, March, 1937, pp. 130-UO.

Round-table discussion on "Problems of Managed Currencies," ibid., pp. 196-198.

HANSEN, .A. H.

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HANSEN, A. H.

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HANSEN, A. H.

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HARDY, C. 0. and NEISSER, H. P.

"Professor Lester's Questions on Gold: Two Replies," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, vol. 31, Sept. 19a, PP. 560-563/

HARDY, C. 0.

"The price level and the gold problem: retrospect and prospect," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, Vol. 31, Feb. 19a, pp. 18-29.

HARDY, Charles 0.

"The price level and the gold problem: retrospect and prospect," THE AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXX, No. 5, February, 1941, pp. 18-29.

Gold and the monetary system

HAEDY, Charles 0.

IS THERE ENOUGH GOLD? Washington: Brookings Institution, 1936. (Institute of Economics. Publication No. 70).

HARDY, Charles 0.

IS THERE ENOUGH GOLD? Washington, D.C.: The Brookings Institution, (May) 1936. Pp. x, 212.

Review: by Irving Fisher, JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN STATISTICAL ASSN., vol. Vol. 32, March, 1937, pp. 221-22.

HARD!, Charles 0.

IS THESE ENOUGH GOLD? Washington: Brookings Institution, 1936.

HARDY, Charles 0.

L'or et le credit au point de vue international, REVUE ECON. INTERNAT.,

July, 1933. Pp. 11.

HARDY, C. 0. and LYON, L.

"The International Gold standard," Econ. Ser. presentation no. 22. Chicago: ' University of Chicago Press, 1933. Pp. 13.

HARRIS, S. E.

Auswirkungen der Vahrungsabvertung, VELT-VIRTSCHAFTLICHES ARCHIV,

September, 1936.

HARRIS, Seymonr E.

"British: and American Exchange Policiw* QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS /Vi?s #**/**/

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HARRISON, George L.

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Note: Revised mimeographed copy of this address is in Reference Library, Federal Reserve Bank of New Yofk.

HARROD, R. F.

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HAWTREX, R. G.

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HAYEK, F. A. von

Das Goldproblem, OSTER. ZEITSCHIFT FUR BANKWESEN, September, 1937.

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HAYEK, F. A. von

"A Regulated Gold Standard," THE ECONOMIST (London), May 11, 1935.

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HEATON, Herbert

Too much gold, EVENTS, October, 1937.

Pp. 9.

J9S9 -

HEILPERIN, Michael A.

INTEBNATIONAL MONETARY ECONOMICS. London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1939. Pp. xLv, 281.

Review: by L. L. Vatkins, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXIX,

Dec, 1939, pp. 872-73.

HEILPERIN, Michael A.

INTERNATIONAL MONETARY ECONOMICS. London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1939•

see for U.S. gold problem

HENDERSON, Hubert D.

THE INTIR-WAR TEARS AND OTHER PAPERS. A Selection from the Writings of Hubert Douglas Henderson. Edited by Henry Clay. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1955. PP. xxviii, 445,

I. Leading Articles from THE NATION, 1925~50: 1. Editorial Foreword. 5 May 1925 • ,.. 1 2. Monetary Policy. 14 July 1925 5 5. The Mc&enna Duties. 17 May 1924 9 4. Will Unemployment Increase? 4 April 1925 ..• 1J 5. Diagnosis and Remedy. 9 May 1925 ..• • 18 6. The Economic Trend. 6 November 1926 ........ 2J 7. The New Industrial Revolution. 27 Nov. 1926 28 S. The Limits of Insular Socialism, JO Nov. 1929 55 y# The McKenna Duties again. 4 Jan, 1950 •••* 59 10 Our Here®J *» Jan I950 _, . . . . . . . . hp

II. MEMORANDA written wehn Secty. of Ec. Adv. Council 1950-54.

1. The Falling price level and its implications. 24 April 1950 49

2. The Present unemployment. 10 July 1950 56 5. The development of new industries. 21 Ai^.1950 61 4. The background of the problem. 18 Sept. I95O 66 5. The economy report, 7 Aug. 1951 71 6. The state of economics 14 Oct. 1951 78 7. Internal credit policy--and international.

27 Oct. 1951 • 81 8. Sterling and the balance of trade. 28 Jan. 1952 87 9. German reparations and British industry.

217 fl%, 1952 105 10. A monetary proposal for Lausanne. 17 May 195^ 107

II. 11. Some notes on the,, exchange question. 25 June 1955* 107

12. International monetary problems % note for discussion. 15 Sept. 1955 ••• 110

15. Increasing productivity and the demand for labour. 12 Dec. 1955 • • 126

ITI. ALL SOULS C0LLE3B, 1954-9: 1. Do we want public works? 11 May 1955 . .• 151 2. Mr. Keynes's theories. 2 May 1956 ..... 161 5. The signifiance of the rate of interest.

Jan. 1958 178 IV. MEMORANDA WRITTEN WHILE AT TREASURY DURING WAR, 1940-;

1. The principles of the Beveridge plan 4 kvg. 1942 191

2 . Great Br i ta in ' s post-war cotnmercial pol icy. 6 Jan. 1945 ^09

5. Notes on the problem of maintaining employment. 20 May 1945 220

4. International economic history of the inter-̂ rar period. 5 Dec. 1945 ....... 256

5. Notes on planning and on the land values problem. 26 Jan. 1944 296

6. Lord Keynes and employment policy. 1 Mar. 1944 516

V. POST-WAR, 1945-51 1. The uses and abuses of economic planning .... 527 2. The price system 542 5. The function of exchange rates 557 4. The international economic problem • 577 5. The Havana Charter 588 6. The problem of retrenchment 402

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HENDERSON, Sir Hubert J).

"The monetary problem," LLOYDS BANK LTD. MONTHLY REVIEW,

December, 1936. Pp. 8e

HENDERSON, H. D.

"Devaluation—the Future of Sterl ing, v

THE BANKER, XL, no. 130, Nov., 1936, pp. 94-97.

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Author File HENDERSON, Sir Hubert D.

"The Case Against Returning to Gold,1* LLOYDS BANK LTD. MONTHLY REVIEW, VI (new series), No.

6ii, June, 1935. PP» 338-3l£. Pp. 8.

HENDERSON, H. D.

The Case Against Returning to Gold, LLOYDS BANK MONTHLY REVIEW, VI, new series, no. 64, June, 1935, pp. 338-45.

U#K internal credit conditions should not be subordinated to exchange requirements. Need is for continued expansion of internal trade activity in conditions of mid-1930fs#

HENDERSON, H. D.

"American Econcanists and the Slump,1' INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, XIV, No. 1, Jan., 1935, pp. 108-16.

HIRST, F. V.

MONEY: GOLD, SILVER AND PAPER. London: Scribner's, 1933. Pp. xiii, 271.

U/rccprfrpJfe^ 6e/c/f 6 Art* ^ L J ^ L )4°es7^Cf

INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC RECONSTRUCTION: AN ECONOMISTS1 AND BUSINESSMEN1 S SURVEY OF THE MAIN PROBLEMS OF TODAY, Vol. I. Paris: Joint Committee, Carnegie Endowment and International Chamber of Commerce, 1936. Pp. 225•

Review: by John Donaldson, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, Dec, 1937, pp. 306-08.

Survey of then current problems in international econ. relations.

Committee headed by Pres* Butler of Carnegie Endowment and Pres. van Vlissingen of I.C.C.j committee of experts: Gregory (UK), Boehler (Switzerland), Ohlin (Sweden), Pasvolsky (US) and Rist (France).

JACK, D. T.

Zum Problem der Yahrungsstabi l i s ierung, WELTWIRTSCHAFTLICHES ARCHIV,

September, 1936.

M Jan»s f Cyril

The return tcj gold. (In: American Academy of Pol i t i ca l and Social Science, The Annals, Jan. 1934, p . 138-143)-

The gold standard does c rea te a deep confidence in the mind of the average individual , whether he appreciates a l l i t s mechanisms or not .

Gold standard

JENNY, F.

Hov can the prosperity of Europe be restored? LLOYDS BANK MONTHLY REVIEW,

July, 1936. Pp. 16.

H Jenny, Tr£d6ric

Scmereflections upon the economic crisis and the way out. (In: Lloyds Bank Ltd. Monthly review December 1934, p.522-39.)

Mr. Jenny explains that recovery can only come 1fhen (governments cease their restrictive tendencies Jconofaic nationalism rests upon the stupendous fallacy that manfs neighbor is his enemy.

Depression, 1929-

M Jennyt Frede'ric

Sterl ing and the gold standard. (In: Lloyds Bank Ltd.,Monthly Review,Juna 1933,p.223-244.)

The real in te res t of Great Br i ta in and t h e in te res t of world economy point to the need of not delaying a res tora t ion of the gold standard longer than i s absolutely necessary

Gold standard

Stabilization

JONES, J. H.

Exchange stability versus internal price stability, JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL STATISTICAL SOCIETY, Part III,

1934. Pp. 36.

See cortment: Eisler, R.: Internal price stability versus exchange

stability: a note on Professor J. H. Jones's paper, JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL STATIATICAL SOCIETY, Part III,

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JONES, J. H.

"Exchange stabilily versus internal price stability," JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL STATISTICAL SOCIETY, Part III, 1934- 36 pp.

"Note" on the above by R. Eisler, ibid., 6 pp.

M Stabilization

Jo he e, J# n. ^xchhnge stability versus internal price

stability. (In: Journal of the Royal Statistical Society, Pt.II, 1934, p.277-299)

I cannot help feeling that in an isolated con munity a greater measure of stability in prices and general economic conditions would be likely to be achieved in practice under the gold standard than under the proposed system of credit control*

Gold standard ^xchange-Stabilizat ion

JONES, J. H.

A policy for sterling, LLOYDS BANK LTD. MONTHLY REVIEW,

February, 1934. Pp. 15.

JONES, J. H.

The Oold Standard, ECONOMIC JOURNAL,

December, 1955•

M Jones, J.H.

The gold standard. (In: Economic Journal, December 1933,p. 551-574.)

In d iscuss ing a poss ib le return to the gold standard the author hopes that greater care w i l l be exerted than made the post-war standard. The Pre-war gold standard ani the ptst*war are compared

Address before Br i t i sh Associat ion,1933.

Gold standard

JONES, J. B.

The gold standard, ECONOMIC JOURNAL, December, 1933* pp. 552-74.

KAUL, B. N.

A stable standard of v a l u e , INDIAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS,

October, 1933. Pp. 20 .

KEMMERER, Edwin ¥•

Readjusting the world's currencies, NATION'S BUSINESS,

January, 1937.

KEYNES, J. M.

"The future of the foreign exchanges,1* LLOYDS BANK MONTHLY REVIEW,

October, 1935.

The futu0tx of ihm met?*

KEYNES, J. M.

The Future of the Foreign Exchanges, LLOXDS BANK LIMITED MONTHLY REVIEW,

October, 1935.

KIDDI, A. ¥.

"Stabilization: why? how? when? FOREIGN AFFAIRS,

April, 1935. Pp. 11.

KIDDY, Arthur W.

Stabilization—Why, How, When? FOREIGN AFFAIRS,

April, 1935.

LAYTON, Walter

The end of the gold bloc, INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS,

January-February, 1937. Pp. 22.

LESTER, Richard A.

The gold par i ty depression in Norway and Denmark, 1925-1928, JOUPNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, XLV, August, 1937, pp. 433-4-65.

LESTER, Richard A.

The Challenge to Orthodoxy in PEOPLE'S MOHEI, Vol. I,

September, 1935, pp. 129-131, U5-A7.

LICHTENSTEIN, Walter

The international situation, BANKERS MAGAZINE,

May, 1934. Pp. 3.

LIVERSEDGE, A. J.

The gold movements of 1933, BANKERS' INSURANCE MANAG. MAGAZINE,

April, 1934. Pp. 15.

MANAG.TMlGSlNErVementS ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ INSURANCE

April, 1933. Pp. 13.

LOMBARD, L.

Lfor,regulateur de la production* Paris: Fecueil Sirey, 1933. Pp. 128 •

Beview: by M. Nadler, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXIV,

June, 1934, p . 339.

LOMBARD, L.

Role of gold as a monetary standard. Author holds opinion world1s monetary gold stock insufficient to support volume of credit necessary to finance interchange of commodities both natl. and internatl* As a remedy he advocates use of warehouse ctfs for other metals (silver, zinc, copper, tin, aluminum) to supplement gold as basis for credit. Author overlooks fact that under present conditions gold has ceased to be a basis for credit in many countries—volume of credit bearing little relation to monetary fold stocks.

Veil rritten

MACKINTOSH, V. A.

"Doctoring the Gold Standard," JOURNAL OF THE CANADIAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION, Vol. m , No. 1, October, 1923.

m l Pi-A 2_J-n-<U>

|V)/*|OTOUJfc PatW and other's

The World Crisis.

l*te Graduate bs-ft/afe o$

McKenna, R. The strength of a managed currency,external

and internal strains. (InrMidland Bank. Monthly Review, Jan.-Feb. 1939, p.1-5)

HoKenna, R. The strength of a managed currency, external

and internal s tra ins* (InJMidland BankJKonthly Reriew, Jan*-Feb* 1939,p*l-5*)

Money-Regulation

Exchange equal izat ion a ccount.Gt.Brlt*

M McKeina, Reginald

The development of monetary principles and practice, a century of progress, Jan.-Feb*1936*p 1-5*1

It would be a mistake to regard gold as an outwdrn Instrument In monetary affairs•

Gold sttndard.

M Stabilization

McKenna, Reginald Twenty-five years of progress in currency and

banking* (In: Midland Bank, Monthly Rev**June-JjN 1935,p*l-4*)

A change in the conception of stability has been recognized* Today a clear distinction is seen between stability in terms of gold and gold currencies and stability in terms of goods between exchange stability and internal stability*

M Money

MeKenna, Reginald Twenty five years of progress in currency and

banking. (In: Midland Bank.lfonthly Hev«fJune-Jyf 1935,p.l-4.)

A change in the conception of stability has been recognized* Today a clear distinction is seen between stability in terms of gold and ^old cur-rencies and stability in terms of goods between exchange stability and internal stability*

Stabilization McKenna, Reginald

BffcKenna, Reginald

Twenty five years of progress in currency and banking. (In; Midland Bank, Monthly flevt>June-Jy# 1935,p*l-4.)

A change in the conception of stability has been recoginzed. Today a clear distinction is seen between stability in terms of gold and gold currencies and stability in terms of goods between exchange stability^ and internal stability*

Stabilisation Money*

V McNair, Malcolm P.

England and America off gold—-Parallels and contrasts* ( in : Harvard Business Review, Jan. 1934, p. 186-194)

HEngland has taken the r ight way out of the depression; we have taken the wrong way.,.1*

"It i s probable. . • that we sha l l shortly find ourselves caught i n a maelstrom of wholly uncontro l l ed in f la t ion . M

Gold standard w -Suspension

MIDLAND BANK LTD= MONTHLY REVIEW

The American Gold Problem. Mey-Juae, 1924-

MILLER, Adolph C.

Whence and Whither in the Gold Standard," PEOCEEDINGS of the Academy of Political Science,

May, 1936-

MILLER, A, C.

Whence and Whither in the Gold Standard, PBOCHBDINGS of the Academy of Political Science,

Address given, April, 1936.

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M Mo oney, James D.

Stabilizing the exchanges. (In: Foreign Affairs> Jan.1938, p.222-30.)

Only stabilized currencies, in terms of gold, can provide the bases for stabil ized ex* change rates . Stabil ization, l ike charity shouM begin at home. Recommends a free gold market an d redemption of paper money in gold.

Stabilization Exchange-Stabilization Exchange-Foreign

MORGAN-UEBB, Charles

MONETARY MANAGEMENT. London: Pitman, 1939. *p. xi, U3.

MORGAN-WEBB, Sir Charles

THE MONEY EEVOLUTION. New York: Economic Forum, Inc., c. 1935. American ed. with an introduction by F. A. Vanderlip. Pp. xvii, 272.

Published in Great Britain under the title "Ten Years of Currency Revolution.11

Currency revolution: from Genoa Conference

of 1922 down to 1933

Chap. X: "The Exchange Equalisation Fund.w£ also Appendix IV, which contains evidence from O.M.W. Sprague given before Sub-Committee of the House of Representatives on Banking and Currency, on Feb* 22, 1934*

MORGAN-WEBB, Charles

THE RISE AM) FALL OF THE GOLD STANDARD. New York: Macmlllan, for the Committee for the Nation, 1934. Pp. 193.

*by W. E. Spahr, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXV, March, 1935, pp. 132-35.

MOULTON, H. G,

International Economic Recovery* Day and hour series, no* U* Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1933* Pp. 25.

NOGAR0, B.

La Czlse Economique dans l e Monde et en France. Paris: Librairie Generale de Droit e t de Jurisprudence, 1936. Pp. 352.

Review* by R. J. Truptil, ECOHOMIC JOURNAL, XLVII, March,

1937, pp. 104-05.

NOGARO, Bertrand

La monnaie et les phenomenes monetaires con-tempo rains. Paris: Librairie Generale de Droit et de Jurisprudence, 1935. Pp. 442.

2nd ed. ed., 1927.* Review: 1st ed., 1924; 1st English

by F. V. Fetter, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, vol. 45, Aug., 1937, pp. 555-6

1st English ed. (1927) appeared under title MODERN MONETARY SYSTEMS

Historical discussion and theoretical analysis

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La Monnaie et les Phenomenes monetaires contemporains. Pariss Librairie Gen^rale de Droit et de Jurisprudence, 1935. Pp. 442.

Review; byR. J. Truptil, ECONOMIC JOURNAL, XLVII,

March, 1937, pp. 104-05.

NOYES, C. HEINOLD

"Stable Prices v s . Stable Exchanges" ECON Vol I I I No. 2 Apri l , 1935

NOYES, C. Reinhold

"Stable Prices vs. Stable Exchanges," ECONOMETBICA,

April, 1935. Pp. 18.

HOYES, C. Reinold

"Stable prices vs. stable exchanges,M ECONOMETRICA, April 1935.

18 pp.

NO YES, C Reinold

Stable prices vs . stable exchanges, ECONOMETRICA, Vol. 3 , April, 1935, pp. 129-U6; Errata, ibid. , July, 1935, p. 352.

1T0TES, C. Renold

"The Gold inflation in the United States, 1921-1929," AMERICAH ECONOMIC REVIEW, XX, June 1930, pp. 181-198.

OHLIN, Bertil

Can the gold block learn from the sterling block's experience? INDEX, Svenska Handelsbanken,

March, 1936. Pp. 15.

OHLIN, Bertil

"International Trade and Monetary Policy,1' INDEX, Svenska Handelsbanken,

July, 1935. Pp. 12.

PAISH, F. V.

"Causes of changes in gold supply," ECONOMIC!, November 1938.

PAISH, Sir George

"Commercial policy and the gold standard,w in Money and Credit in the Recovery Program, PROCEEDINGS OF THE ACADEMY OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, XVI, no. 1, April, 1934*

PAISH, SIR GEORGE

"Commercial Policy and the Gold Standard" PROC. ACAD. POL. SCI. Vol SVI, No. 1 Apr i l , 1932*

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PASCAL, Jean-Marie

Manipulations monetaires e t commerce i n t e rna t i ona l . P a r i s ; Librair ie du Recueil Sirey, 1936. Pp. 167.

PASVOLSKT, Leo

The Necessity for a Stable International Monetary Standard, Memorandum prepared for the 7th General Congress of the International Chamber of Ooimaerce (Vienna, 1955)• Paris: International Chamber of Commerce, 1955•

LhQ*ul?r~ c) (tn

PASVOLSKY, Leo

CURRENT MONETARY ISSUES. Washington: The Brookings Institution, 1933. Pp. xiii, 192.

PASVOLSKY, Leo

CURRENT MONETARY ISSUES. Washington: Brookings Institution, 1933* Pp. xiii, 192.

Reviev: (unsigned) AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXIV, June,

1954, p. 339. Peview by C. S. Tippetts, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL

ECONOMY, XLIII, February, 1935, pp. 116-19*

controversies which wrecked World Monetary and Economic Conference (London)

Deals with the breakdown of the gold standard, recommendations of experts at Geneva, the London Conference, and the gold-purchase plan* Of aid is the collection of documentsry appendixes (50 PP«)»

PASVOLSKI, L.

CURfUOTC MONETAHI ISSUES Vashington: Brookings Institute, 1933.

breakdown of gold standard; Geneva and London Con.;

PAYEN, E.

La crise de l'or, JOURNAL DES ECON., May-June, 1937.

Pp. 12.

PEACOCK, D. H.

International monetary policy—hov currencies should be stabilised, BANKERS' INSURANCE MANAGERS' MAGAZINE,

July, 1933. Pp. 7.

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PRESTON, H. H-

"World currency instability," in PROCEEDINGS of the first annual Pacific Northwest Conference on Banking, sponsored hy the School of Business Administration of the State College of Washington and held on State College Campus, April 9-11, 1936.

Pullman: State College of Washington, 1936-

M Preston, H. H.

Domestic and international stabilization of monetary standards. (In: Trust Companies, July 1933, p. 11-16)

The unsettled conditions of the past two years emphasize the advantage of an international standard.

Stabilization Gold standard

PUXLEI, H. L.

A CRITIQUE OF THE GOLD STANDARD* New York: Harper, 1934* Pp. 272.

Review: by K. M. Arndt, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXIV,

Sept., 1934, pp. 529-30.

First 5 chs. - analysis of orthodox theory of international gold movements in the light of conditions in 30sj ch. 6 - reasons for continuing use of gold; chs. 7-10-proposals for a workable standard based of gold. An appendix amplifies statisically a preceding discussion of the relation between central bank policy and price levels.

advocate of controlled gold standard thru (i) economy in gold reserves, and (ii) central bank cooperation, (iii) creation of proper environment

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REEDMAN, J. N.

The future of gold reconsidered, SOUTH AFRICAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, Vol . 7 , No. 2 ,

June, 1939.

REYNAUD, P.

France and Gold, FOREIGN AFFAIRS, January, 1933*

Pp. 15.

RIST, Charles

"Gold, Unemployment and Capitalism," ECONOMICA,

August, 1935. Pp. 5.

REST, Charles

Memorandum on the depression experiences of gold bloc countries, in THE PROBLEM OF MONETARI STABILIZATION Paris* International Chamber of Commerce, 1936.

RIST, Charles

"Stabilisation," LLOYDS BANK LTD. MONTHLY REVIEW,

July, 1935. Pp. 13.

M Rist, Charles

Stabilisation. (In: Lloyds Bank Ltd., Monthly Review, July 1935, p.391-403.)

Failure to stabilise persists because the politicians will not ccme close to economic reality.

Stabilisation

Stabilisation Rist, Charles

Stabilisation* (In: LLoyds Bank Ltd., Jfonthay Beview, July 1935, p*391-403#)

failure to stabilise persists because the politicians will not come close to economic real* ity.

RIST, Charles

Gold and the End of the Depression, FOREIGN AFFAIRS,

January, 1934. Pp. 16,

REST, Charles

"Gold and the end of the depression," FOREIGN AFFAIRS,

Januaiy 193A*

16 pp.

M Hist, Charles

Gold and the end of the depression* (in: Foreign Affair^ January 1934,p.244-259*)

The case for returning to the gold standard.

.Reprinted as a separate and filed in v.f. GOLD, STANDARD

Gold standard

Depression#1929_

RIST, Charles

Essais sur quelques problemes econondques et monetaires. Paris: Librairie du Recueil Sirey, 1933.

v Bobbins, Lionel

The consequences of economic nationalism* (In: Lloyds Bank ltd*.Monthly Reriew,May 1936,p. 226-239.)

Mr* Robbins explains that since nationalism seems to be the accepted course of the world we should at least know what it means and describee the obstacles it places in the way of progress and bettennent. "Imporerlshment, Insecurity* are the fruits of natlonrlism."

Autarchy.

ROBBINS, Lionel C.

"The problem of stabilisation." LLOYDS BANK MONTLY REVIEW,

April, 1935.

12 pp.

M Robbinst Lionel

The problem of stabilization. (In: Lloyds Bank Ltd ..Monthly ReviewtApril 1935,p.207-218.)

British authorities should peg the pound at some figure in the present neighbourhood preferably chosen in agreement with the French and American authprities, end should try the experiment of keep ing !tt there for sufficient time for us to see fhether we can hold it •Stabilization in absolutely necessary for the world to get out of the present empasse.

Stabilization.

Stabilization Bobbins, Lionel

The problem of stabilization. (In: Lloyds Bank ltd.,Monthly Review,April 1935,p.207-218.)

British authorities should peg the pound at some figure in the present neighbourhood preferb-ly chosen in agreement with the French and American authorities, and should try the experiment of keeping it there for sufficient time for us to see whether we can hold it. Stabilization is absolutely necessary for the world to get out of the present empasse.

ROBBINS, LIONEL

"Paper Systems: Some Disadvantages Considered" The London TIMES' "Gold Supplement," June 20, 1933

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INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC DISINTEGRATION. London: Hodge, 1 s t e d . , 1942.

ROEPKE, Wilhelm

INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC DISINTEGRATION. New York: Macmillan, 1950. Pp. x i i , 283.

A re-issue of ed. published by William Hodge & Co., H d . , Glasgow in 1942.

ROGERS, James H.

The problem of international monetary stabilization, THE ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICO & SOCIAL SCIENCE, KLXXXVI, 1936, pp. 3U-UO.

M Stabi l iza t ion

Sal ter , s i r Arthur Stabi l iza t ion and recovery, (In: Foreign

Affairs, October 1935,p,12-25.)

Recommending condit ional s t a b i l i z a t i o n of the dol lar , pound and franc with the equal izat ion account in the hands of the B . I .S . and i t s movements made more public*

Author Fi le SALTER, Sir Arthur

Stabilization and recovery,

FOREIGN AFFAIRS, October, 1935.pp. 12-25

Iff Salter, Sir Arthur

Stabilization and recovery• (In: Foreign Affairs, October 19359 p.lE-25.)

Recommending conditional stabi l izat ion of the dollar , pound and franc with the equal!station account in the hands of the B#I#S# and i t s laoreaents made more public

Stabilization

SALTER, Arthur

Stabilization and recovery, FOREIGN AFFAIRS,

October, 1935. Pp* U .

Recommends conditional stabilization of dollar, pound, and franc, with the equalization account in the hands of the BIS and its movements given publicity

M Baiter, Sir Arthur

Conditional stabilisation. (In: Economist July 6,13, 1935. )

Two articles outlining the case for a compro-mise stabilisation and how it may be effected.

Stabilization

M Stabilization

Salter, Sir Arthur Conditional stabilisation. (In:Economist,

July 6,13, 1955)

Two articles outlining the case for a compromise stabilisation and how it may be effected*

M Salter, Sir Arthur

Inxernation&i aspects of recovery, (In:Pro-ceedings of the Academy of Pol i t ical Science, Apr, 1934, p.117-124)

A world currency, or a reasonably stable relation between national currencies, i s indispensable &s a medium Cor world trade; i s impossible ex* cept with an equilibrium in world trade; and i s useless except for the purposes of world trade.

Stabilization

M Stabilization

Salter, sir Arthur International aspects of recovery. (In:Pro-

ceedings of the Academy of Political Science,Apr. 1934, p. 117-124)

A reasonably stable relation between national currencies is indispensable as a medium for world trade; is Impossible except with an equilibrium in world trade; and is useless except for the purpose of world trade.

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l e n < « m | &32L.

SCANLAN, F. J.

The Pound's Progress. British Financial Policy and inglo American Relations. London: P. S. King & Son, Ltd., 1934.

Pp. ix + 35

SCANLAN, F . J .

THE POUND'S PROGRESS: BRITISH FINANCIAL POLlCf AND AHGLO*AMERICAN RELATIONS. London: P . S . King, 1934.

35 pp .

SGEkAB, P. A.

The stabil isation of the francf and French foreign trade, ECONOMIC JOUBNAL,

September, 1934. Pp. 3 .

SEN, Sudhir

Die Goldbevegungen nach Frankreich in den letzten Jahren(Ursachen und Wirkungen) • Bonn: The Author, Helholtzstrasse 4, 1933. Pp. 152.

Review: by William F. Hauhart, AMERICAN ECONOMIC

REVIEW, XXIV, June, 1934, pp. 331-32.

factors involved in gold accumulation by France, 1917-1932.

financial crisis of 1931•

SHENOY, B. R.

A classification of currency standards, INDIAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS,

October, 1936. Pp. 22.

SHIRRAS, G. F.

The position and prospects of gold, ECONOMIC JOURNAL,

June-September, 1940. Pp. 17.

SHONE, R. M*

"Exchange Stabilization—an Industrial View,* LLOYDS BANK LTD, MONTHLY REVIEW,

June, 1935* Pp. 6.

SHONE, P.. M.

Exchange stabilization—An industrial viev, LLOYDS BANK MONTHLY REVIEW, VI, new series, June, 1935, pp. 3.46-51.

SIVARAMAN, V.

The gold standard and i t s future, INDIAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS,

January, 1934• Pp. 7.

SPRAGUE, 0. M. V.

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FOREIGN AFFAIRS, Jan. 1937/

SPRAGUE, O.M.V.

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January, 1937.

II Stabilization

Sprague, 0* NL W. Prerequisites to monetary stabilisation, (in:

Foreign Affairs, January 1936,p.505-10)

The gold standard cannot create economic equi librium, but would still seem capable of doing more to maintain equilibrium than can be expected if it is changed into a more elastic monetary objedtive.

SPRAGIJE, 0. M. W.

"Prerequisites to monetary stabilization," FOREIGN AFFAIRS,

January 1937.

If Sprague, 0* M. W

Prerequisites to monetary stabilization.(In: Foreign Affairs f Jaraiary 1936p p#303-10#)

The gold standard cannot create economic equi librium, but would still seam capable of doing sore to maintain equilibrium than can be expected

if it is changed into a more elastic monetary objective.

Stabilzation Grold standard

STAFFORD, J.

ESSAYS ON MONETARY MANAGEMENT. London: P. S. King, 1933. Pp. viii, 230.

Review: (critical) by V. E. Spahr, AMERICAN ECONOMIC

REVIEW, XXIV, March, 1934, p. 14B.

M Stabi l izat ion

Stamp, Sir Josiah Planning the re turn to gold. Ed i to r i a l on a

speech delivered before the in te rna t iona l Congress of Building soc ie t ies at Salzburg, September 1935 • (In: The S t a t i s t , Sept,7,1935,p*326«)

Siving defini te recoiamendations for ge t t ing back to gold#

STAMP, Joaiah

PAPERS ON GOLD AND THE PEICE LEVEL, Londoar P S. King, 1931.

collection of speeches and articlei, tnd-1928-Bpring 1931

tf v.f. Strakosch, Sir Henry Exchg*- The road to recovery., (In: Economic Forum, Stab. winter 1935, section one. )

v.f. — — — Also in the Economist, January 5,1955* Gold standard

Criticism by Lionel D.Edie fromiEconomic Forum, Spring 1935, also filed with Strakosch article under Exchange-Stabilization.

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II v*f. Stabilization E^eLu- Strakosch, Sir Henry Stab. The road to recovery* (In: Economic Forum,

winter 1935, section one.)

v.f • — - Also in the Economist Jan.5,1935. Gold standard

SUBERCASEAUX, Guillermo

"The modern gold standard -with illustrations from South America," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXI, June 1931, pp. 249-259.

SYRETT, W. V.

The e l a s t i c gold standard, BANKERS' INSURANCE MANAGEMENT MAGAZINE,

Apr i l , 1937.

SIEETT, V. V.

The elastic gold standard," BANKERS' INSORAHCE MANAGEMENT MAGAZINE, April 1937.

TRIFFIN, Robert

La thlorie de la surevaluation monetaire et la devaluation beige, BULLETIN de lf Institute de Recherches Econoiaiques [Louvain],

November, 1937

VAN ES, W. J. L.

GOLD, SILVER, COMMODITIES AND CRISES. The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff, 1933- Pp. xvi, 50.

Review: (critical) by F. A. Bradford, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW,

XXIV, March, 1934, p. M 4 .

VANDERLIP, Frank A.

"Stable Money," ECONOMIC FORUM, Spring, 1935.

Pp. 12.

VANDERLIP, Frank A.

TOMORROW'S MONET. New York: Reynal & Hitchcock, 1934.

228 pp.

plan for a managed currency to correct weakness of gold standard (its inability to control international capital movements)

VANDERLIP, Frank A.

TOMORROW'S MONEY. New York: Reynal and Hitchcock, 1934. Pp. vi, 228.

Review: by Elmer Vood, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXIV,

Sept., 1934, pp. 531-32.

Plan for managed currency to overcome makness of gold standard under strain of international capital movements.

VINER, Jacob

"International aspects of the gold standard," in GOLD AND MONETARY STABILIZATION (ed. by Quincy Wright). Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1932.

p r « ys pAsf uAka C&*9}

VARDLAW-MILNE, J .

Gold or S t e r l i n g , NINETEENTH CENTURY, March, 1933.

Pp. 12.

WARING, F. A.

Gold and the Bank of France, CALIFORNIA BANKER,

March, 1934-.

M YJarren, Robert

The World currency muddle* (In:Proceedings of the Acadenjy of Political Science, May 1936, p.43-52)

In every major nation,the exigencies of the national exchequer demand and receive first consideration and dominate both the formalation of monetary policy and the operation of the monetary system*

V TOiittlesey* C. B.

The gold dileona* (In: Quarterly Jr» of Economics, August 1937fp,581-603. )

The author suggests that if we do not lowsr the price of gold and cease to subsidize world production , eventually the loss we will have to take will be very great.

Gold standard

WHITTLESEY, C R.

INTERNATIONAL MONETARY ISSUES. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1937. Pp. ix, 252.

Review: by Edgar Z. Palmer, SOUTHERN ECONOMIC JOURNAL, IV, Oct., 1937.

examination of claims of gold standard and

flternative possibilities: emancipation rom gold = beginning of stabilization

VRTTTLESEY, C. R.

INTERNATIONAL MONETARY ISSUES. New Toric: McGraw-Hill , 1 9 3 7 .

252 p p .

IK Stabilization

Wilde, John C de* Currency stabilization end world recovery.

(In: Foreign Policy Reports, August 28,1935,p* 154- 168}

Chaotic international currency situation reflecting the tendency toward national self-sufficiency can be helped by ireturn to gold standard

WILLIAMS, John H.

"The adequacy of exis t ing currency mechanisms under varying circumstances," THE AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, XXVII, March 1937, pp. 151-168.

WILLIAMS, John H.

The adequacy of existing currency mechanisms under varying circumstances, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, XXVII, March 1937, pp. 151-168.

WILLIAMS, John H.

"Monetary stabilization from an international point of view," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, XXV, March, 1935., pp. 156-163.

WILLIAMS, John H.

"Monetary stabilization from an international point of view," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, XXV, March, 1935, pp. 156-163.

WILLIAMS, John H.

"Monetary Stability and the Gold Standard," in GOLD AND MONETARY STABILIZATION (ed. by Quincy Wright). Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1932.

WILLIAMS, John H.

"Monetary stability and the gold standard," in GOLD AND MONETAE! STABILIZATION, Harris Foundation Lectures (ed. ty

WOOLFSON, A. P.

Is further devaluation imminent? BAMERS MAGAZINE,

M Young, John Parke

International aspects of the gold standard. (In: imerican statistical association. Proceedings March 1932, p.11-13.)

Gold standard

ZOLOTAS, X^nophon

L'etalon dr en theorie e t en pra t ique . P a r i s : L ib ra i r i e du Recueil Sirey, 1933.

ZOLOTAS, S.

L'etalon-or en theorie et en pratiqxie. Paris: 1933.

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