The North American Review, 233. ciltUniversity of Northern Iowa, 1932 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... gold- standard countries have been made more expensive . But the foreign trade of China is at most but a trivial consideration in Chinese economic life , and the great Chinese masses , using chiefly brass and copper money , are but ...
... gold- standard countries have been made more expensive . But the foreign trade of China is at most but a trivial consideration in Chinese economic life , and the great Chinese masses , using chiefly brass and copper money , are but ...
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... gold standard . Ger- many , Canada , Italy and most cen- tral European countries , while still theoretically on the gold standard , have their moneys at greater or less discount that of Canada at this writing being twenty per cent below ...
... gold standard . Ger- many , Canada , Italy and most cen- tral European countries , while still theoretically on the gold standard , have their moneys at greater or less discount that of Canada at this writing being twenty per cent below ...
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... gold standard . England was forced to it because her gold supply was small , her trade balance showed a growing deficit , and her foreign credits had been " frozen " - that is , temporarily defaulted . A good part of America's foreign ...
... gold standard . England was forced to it because her gold supply was small , her trade balance showed a growing deficit , and her foreign credits had been " frozen " - that is , temporarily defaulted . A good part of America's foreign ...
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