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Before the First World War, most of the world, including the United States, Great Britain, and every country in Europe, maintained gold stan- dard In the United States, the Resumption Act had restored the gold standard in 1879, and the Gold Standard Act of 1900 had established gold as the ultimate standard of value
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Abstract Britain's 1931 suspension of the gold standard remains one of the most Center for the History of Political Economy the IPE faculty at ...
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irredeemable paper money system for a gold standard. For the past ten years we have had a monetary system unique in our national history: no circulating.
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