An edition of The International gold problem (1931)

The International gold problem

collected papers. A record of the discussions of a study group of members of the Royal Institute of International Affairs, 1929-1931.

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An edition of The International gold problem (1931)

The International gold problem

collected papers. A record of the discussions of a study group of members of the Royal Institute of International Affairs, 1929-1931.

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Language
English
Pages
240

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Table of Contents

The international functions of gold; introductory survey, by Sir Josiah Stamp.
How do we want gold to behave? by D. H. Robertson.
Gold production, by Joseph Kitchin.
How to economize gold, by Sir Otto Niemeyer.
Some problems of international banking policy, by Dr. M. Palyi.
Central bank reserves, by C. H. Kisch.
For what objects do central banks hold gold? by the Hon. R. H. Brand.
The international consequences of the present distribution of gold holdings, by M. Charles Rist.
Appendix: Selected bibliography. Index.

Edition Notes

"Bibliography, compiled by Mrs. Annette Henderson": p. [223]-232.
"Issued under the auspices of the Royal Institute of International Affairs."

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London

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
332.41
Library of Congress
HG289 .I6

The Physical Object

Pagination
6 p. l., 240 p.
Number of pages
240

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6772043M
LCCN
32007830
OCLC/WorldCat
2739084

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