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Caption: War Publications - WWI Compilation 1923 - Article 47
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o. The effect of high prices on the production of gold—proposals for OIH on rating the production of gold by government subsidies The i n t e r n a t i o n a l flow of gold a f t e r the w a r The proposal for tional payments an international clearing house for interna- 4. 5. 6. 7. T h e release of w a r goods f o r peace purposes T h e resumption of n o r m a l production (a) The Industrial (b) The (Tops 8. Effect of f a l l i n g prices on (a) business activity (b) the employment of labor H. I. Government w o r k on roads and buildings The Prposal for a T a b u l a r Standard of Prices 1. 2. Jevon's Plan, 1877 Fisher's Plan, 1912 References: Nat. Ind. Conference Board, War Time Changes in the Cost of Living. Report No. 14. Cooper, Henry E.: The Gold Situation. Equitable Trust Co., N. Y. Report of British Parliamentary Committee on Problems of Currency and Foreign Exchanges during period of Reconstruction. Reprinted in Federal Reserve Bulletin, December 1918. Anderson, B. M., Jr.: When Prices Drop, and Price Readjustment. Nat. Bank of Commerce, N. Y., Dec. 1918. Price Statistics, reported in Federal Reserve Bulletin, monthly, and in The Annalist, Dunn's and Bradstreet's, weekly. Kemmerer, E. W.: The War and Interest Rate3, Chapter XVI, in Friedman, American Problems of Reconstruction. Fisher, Irving: Stabilizing the Dollar in Purchasing Power, Chapter XX in Friedman, Am. Problems of Reconstruction. Fisher, Irving: A Remedy for the Rising Cost of Living, • Standardizing the Dollar, American Economic Review, Vol. Ill, No. 1. Supplement, March 1913. Kinley, David: Objections to a Monetary Standard Based on Index Numbers. The American Economic Review, Vol. Ill, No. 1, March 1913. 10
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