The Crisis Meeters: Business Response to Social CrisesA. M. Kelley, 1973 - 418 pages |
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... gold or silver specie any more than the currency we carry in our pocketbooks today . Peter Cooper , a respected New ... gold or silver . The Treasury had no intention of coining the bullion and did all its redeeming in gold , so this Act ...
... gold or silver specie any more than the currency we carry in our pocketbooks today . Peter Cooper , a respected New ... gold or silver . The Treasury had no intention of coining the bullion and did all its redeeming in gold , so this Act ...
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... gold and the price of other things , " Keynes lectured FDR in the press after the experiment started . Instead of an ideally managed currency in the Keynes formula , this was " more like a gold standard on the booze . " FDR was not a ...
... gold and the price of other things , " Keynes lectured FDR in the press after the experiment started . Instead of an ideally managed currency in the Keynes formula , this was " more like a gold standard on the booze . " FDR was not a ...
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... gold - buying by establishing the price of gold at a fixed maximum of $ 35 per ounce , close to the open market price , and the country returned to a modified gold standard in January 1934. There were even some good effects . American ...
... gold - buying by establishing the price of gold at a fixed maximum of $ 35 per ounce , close to the open market price , and the country returned to a modified gold standard in January 1934. There were even some good effects . American ...
Contents
One FREE SILVER AND FREE CUBA | 1 |
Two THOSE ANARCHISTIC BASTARDS | 71 |
Three THAT MAN IN THE WHITE HOUSE | 135 |
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