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Battles for the Standard (Modern Economic and Social History: 3)

Edward R. Wilson

2001

The return to gold, 1925

D. E. Moggridge

1969

Good Money

Friedrich A. von Hayek

1999

The revolutionary's confession

George Grayson

2000

The true gold standard

Lewis E. Lehrman

2011

Monetary policy under the international gold standard, 1880-1914

Arthur I. Bloomfield

1959

The gold standard in theory and history

Barry J. Eichengreen

1985

War and gold

Kwasi Kwarteng

2014

The price of gold

Frei, Rudolf

1966

Money; paper read before the Sault St. Marie Welfare Society

John H. Haining

1918

Money, gold and history

Lewis E. Lehrman

2013

Monetary policy

F. Lavington, Guillebaud, C. W., John Clapham

1921

Globalizing Capital

Barry Eichengreen

1998

The case for gold

Ron Paul

2011

Economics of a pure gold standard

Mark Skousen

1996

Health Care in America

David Rosner, Susan Reverby, S. Reverby

1979

Globalizing capital

Barry J. Eichengreen

1998

The gold standard and employment policies between the wars

Sidney Pollard

1970

How credit-money shapes the economy

Robert Guttmann

1994

The first year of the gold standard

T. E. Gregory

1926

British monetary policy, 1924-1931

D. E. Moggridge

1972

The gold standard in theory and practice

Ralph G. Hawtrey

1931

Goldbugs and Greenbacks

Gretchen Ritter

1997

The Monetary History of Gold

Mark Duckenfield

2004

Gold

Arthur von Studnitz

1877

The cross of gold

Georg Rich

1988

Golden fetters

Barry Eichengreen

1992

What Has Government Done to Our Money?

Murray N. Rothbard

1990

Money and empire

Marcello De Cecco

1975

The gold standard and the international monetary system, 1900-1939

Ian M. Drummond

1987

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