Originally published in 1939, this book presents a study of the history and method of operation of the Exchange Equalisation Account. Avoiding an exhaustive approach, the text selects principal phases and events in the development of the Account, using them to illustrate 'the evolutionary character of the mechanism employed'. This book will be of value to anyone with an interest in the Exchange Equalisation Account, British history and economics.
Originally published in 1939, this book presents a study of the history and method of operation of the Exchange Equalisation Account. Avoiding an exhaustive approach, the text selects principal phases and events in the development of the Account, using them to illustrate 'the evolutionary character of the mechanism employed'. This book will be of value to anyone with an interest in the Exchange Equalisation Account, British history and economics.
Foreword Preface Part I: 1. Gold Standard 1925 2. Conditions before the creation of the Exchange Equalisation Account 3. Field of operations 4. Change in characteristics of the E.E.A. Résumé of Part I Part II: 5. The Bank of England weekly statement 6. Short-loan market 7. Deflation by France to maintain gold franc 8. Continued fall of the franc Part III: 9. Cost of financing gold assets 10. Sterling gold price 11. Liquid resources of the E.E.A. 12. Distribution of gold holdings 13. The crisis period 14. The E.E.A. as an experiment Addenda Currency and Bank Notes Act 1939 Appendix A. Gold Standard Act 1925 Appendix B. Currency and Bank Notes Act 1928 Appendix C. Gold Standard (Amendment) Act 1931 Appendix D. Finance Act 1932 (E.E.A. clauses) Appendix E. Tripartite Currency Agreement Appendix F. Two protocols to Tripartite Currency Agreement Appendix G. Figures relating to influx of capital 1936 Appendix H. Figures relating to efflux of capital 1938 Appendix I. Figures relating to the period of the European crisis 1938 Appendix J. Gold imports and distribution Appendix K. Gold values of principal currencies on 30 June 1938 Appendix L. Sterling-dollar exchange rates 1931-8 Appendix M. Sterling-franc exchange rates 1931-8 Glossary Index.
Foreword Preface Part I: 1. Gold Standard 1925 2. Conditions before the creation of the Exchange Equalisation Account 3. Field of operations 4. Change in characteristics of the E.E.A. Résumé of Part I Part II: 5. The Bank of England weekly statement 6. Short-loan market 7. Deflation by France to maintain gold franc 8. Continued fall of the franc Part III: 9. Cost of financing gold assets 10. Sterling gold price 11. Liquid resources of the E.E.A. 12. Distribution of gold holdings 13. The crisis period 14. The E.E.A. as an experiment Addenda Currency and Bank Notes Act 1939 Appendix A. Gold Standard Act 1925 Appendix B. Currency and Bank Notes Act 1928 Appendix C. Gold Standard (Amendment) Act 1931 Appendix D. Finance Act 1932 (E.E.A. clauses) Appendix E. Tripartite Currency Agreement Appendix F. Two protocols to Tripartite Currency Agreement Appendix G. Figures relating to influx of capital 1936 Appendix H. Figures relating to efflux of capital 1938 Appendix I. Figures relating to the period of the European crisis 1938 Appendix J. Gold imports and distribution Appendix K. Gold values of principal currencies on 30 June 1938 Appendix L. Sterling-dollar exchange rates 1931-8 Appendix M. Sterling-franc exchange rates 1931-8 Glossary Index.
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