Monetary standards in the periphery : paper, silver and gold, 1854-1933
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Monetary standards in the periphery : paper, silver and gold, 1854-1933
Macmillan , St. Martin's Press, 2000
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Based on a conference in Lisbon, Dec. 1991
Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The classical gold standard has long been a source of fascination to historians, monetary economists and policy makers. This literature has centred on the few countries of the "core" which adhered longest and most consistently to it and misses out on the 40 odd countries which also adopted it at some stage. This book focuses on a sample of six of the latter, from Europe and Latin America, and discusses the specific problems they encountered as members of this system.
Table of Contents
- Acknowledgements - Notes on the Contributors - The Gold Standard in the Periphery: An Introduction
- P.M.Aceqa, J.Reis & A.L.Rodriguez - Was Italy Ever On Gold?
- G.Tattara - The Gold Standard in Portugal, 1854-1891
- J.Reis - Spanish Monetary Experience 1848-1914
- P.M.Aceqa - Aspects of the Brazilian Experience with the Gold Standard
- W.Fritsch & G.H.B.Franco - Chile During the Gold Standard: A Successful Paper Money Experience
- A.L.Rodriguez - Variable Monetary Regimes in a Pre-industrial Economy: Colombia, 1850-1933
- J.A.Ocampo - Index
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