The National Review, Volume 80W.H. Allen, 1922 - English literature |
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Page 691
... Bills and the currencies of the participating countries . 2. Each country should agree not to issue currency unless against gold or Empire Currency Bills . 3. Instead of separate issues of Currency Bills for each country , there should ...
... Bills and the currencies of the participating countries . 2. Each country should agree not to issue currency unless against gold or Empire Currency Bills . 3. Instead of separate issues of Currency Bills for each country , there should ...
Page 708
... Bills in order to pay for the goods in London . To the extent that in Australia the banks receive payment , directly or indirectly , in currency , they would be in a position to replace the Currency Bills . But the issue department of ...
... Bills in order to pay for the goods in London . To the extent that in Australia the banks receive payment , directly or indirectly , in currency , they would be in a position to replace the Currency Bills . But the issue department of ...
Page 709
... Bills ) . But here again the surplus can immediately be employed either in Empire Currency Bills or in any of the numerous suitable securities which the London market offers . As we have seen , the London market would be brought to the ...
... Bills ) . But here again the surplus can immediately be employed either in Empire Currency Bills or in any of the numerous suitable securities which the London market offers . As we have seen , the London market would be brought to the ...
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