ABSTRACT

This influential study of the relationship between the prices of gold and other commodities was originally published in 1935. In it the authors attributed the initial cause of the great depression in the US to the reestablishment of the gold standard in many European countries and resulting deflation. The authors' recommendations were successfully implemented by Franklin D. Roosevelt.

chapter I|28 pages

Measures Of Value

chapter III|33 pages

Physical Volume Of Production

chapter IV|10 pages

Money

chapter V|33 pages

Value Of Gold

chapter VI|16 pages

Production And Use Of Gold

chapter VII|18 pages

Efficiency In The Use Of Gold

chapter VIII|24 pages

The Price Of Gold

chapter IX|30 pages

Effects Of Changing The Price Of Gold

chapter X|27 pages

Other Theories Of Recovery

chapter XI|5 pages

Short-Time Variations In The Price Level

chapter XII|7 pages

Comparison Of Panics

chapter XIII|21 pages

Silver

chapter XIV|30 pages

Stabilizing The Price Level

chapter XV|5 pages

Causes Of Inflation And Deflation

chapter XVI|14 pages

Price Chaos Caused By Inflation And Deflation

chapter XVII|36 pages

Wages

chapter XVIII|13 pages

Wealth And Debts

chapter XIX|12 pages

Taxes

chapter XX|7 pages

Prices Of Farm Lands

chapter XXI|16 pages

City Real Estate

chapter XXII|19 pages

Stocks And Bonds

chapter XXIII|4 pages

Investments When The Dollar Is Unstable

chapter XXIV|11 pages

Other Effects Of Inflation And Deflation

chapter XXV|16 pages

Effects Of The Discovery Of America On Prices

chapter XXVI|6 pages

The Price Outlook