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... remained the pound sterling , as is illustrated by the well - known story of the London banker complaining , in the autumn of 1931 , to a visitor from France - a country still firmly on the gold standard- that the franc had become so ...
... remained the pound sterling , as is illustrated by the well - known story of the London banker complaining , in the autumn of 1931 , to a visitor from France - a country still firmly on the gold standard- that the franc had become so ...
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... remained freely inter- changeable at a gold parity ; those whose currencies remained freely interchangeable but no longer at a gold parity ; and those whose currencies could only be exchanged against other currencies with a license of ...
... remained freely inter- changeable at a gold parity ; those whose currencies remained freely interchangeable but no longer at a gold parity ; and those whose currencies could only be exchanged against other currencies with a license of ...
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... remained small . There was one other complication , interesting from the point of view of banking technique . The creditors of the B.I.S. , its member central banks , could not be expected to leave their money with the B.I.S. for a ...
... remained small . There was one other complication , interesting from the point of view of banking technique . The creditors of the B.I.S. , its member central banks , could not be expected to leave their money with the B.I.S. for a ...
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