The World in Depression, 1929-1939

abroad agreement agricultural American April August Australia Bank of England Bank of France Banque de France boom borrowing Britain British Brüning Business Cycles Canada capital cent central banks countries Crisis currency Dawes Plan debts December decline deflation deflationary depression devaluation discount dollar domestic Europe European exchange depreciation exchange rates exports Federal Reserve Bank Federal Reserve System Feis foreign exchange foreign lending French funds Germany gold bloc gold standard Heinrich Brüning Hjalmar Schacht Hoover ibid imports income increase industrial inflation interest rates investment issues January Japan July June Keynes Labour leadership League of Nations loans London Macmillan March ment million RM Moley monetary policy Moreau Morgenthau Norman November October open-market Paris pound President pressure production programme raised recovery Reichsbank reparations rise Roosevelt Sauvy Schacht September stabilization sterling stock market tariffs tion trade Treasury unemployment United University Press wheat World Economic Conference York Young Plan