Inflation (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Nicholson, J. Shield

 
9781330596289: Inflation (Classic Reprint)

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This book analyzes the significant abandonment of the gold standard during the First World War, which resulted in the uncontrolled issuance of paper money. The suspension of the gold standard led to an expansion of currency and credit, skyrocketing inflation, and imbalances in foreign exchange. As the author traces the consequences of this financial shift, they emphasize the importance of maintaining a stable monetary system to avoid negative impacts on trade, prices, and economic growth. By examining the historical context and theoretical underpinnings of the gold standard, the book sheds light on the critical role of sound monetary policies in ensuring economic stability and prosperity.

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Excerpt from Inflation

The Prime Minister and the Chancellor of the Exchequer have declared in Parliament that the excess of public expenditure over revenue threatens the country with national bankruptcy and ruin.

The gloom of the forecast is justified by figures which are perfectly plain and ought to be understood by every thinking person.

In the last Budget estimate before the war (1913 - 14) the total produce from taxes was put down at £160 millions. For the present financial year the charge for public debt is £400 millions and for pensions £100 millions, that is to say more than three times the pre-war revenue from taxation.

Subsidies for bread, railways, trade and unemployment will absorb at least another £160 millions.

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