Money : its present and future / G. D. H. Cole.

Introduction, 9 -- I. What is Money?, 23 -- II. How Much Money do We Need ?, 48 -- III. Credit Conditions and the Gold Standard, 64 -- IV. Price Regulation—The Trade Cycle—Speculation, 83 -- V. The Supply of Money—Is there a 'Tendency to a Dehciency of Purchasing Power' ?, 101 -- VI. Savings, Investment, and Consumption, 115 -- VII. Methods of Re-distributing Incomes, 132 -- VIII. The Demand for Capital—Public Works and the Control of Investment, 148 -- IX. The Financial System and its Working, 169 -- X. Should the Banks be Socialized ?, 196 -- XI. The Investment of Long-Term Capital, 212 -- XII. International Trade and the Gold Standard, 228 -- XIII. Exchange Control, 245 -- XIV, Foreign Investment and the Development of Backward Countries, 261 -- XV. The Keynes and Wlhte Plans, 278 -- XVI. International Investment and the Standard of Living, 294 -- XVII. Bretton Woods, 302 -- XVIII. The American Loan 317 -- Appendix A. On the alleged Dehciency of Purchasing Power, 340 -- Appendix B. Fifty Propositions about Money and Production, 347 -- Index, 368 -- chart of World Gold Output, 27 -- Chart of World Gold Production, 30 -- Table I. Total Coin and Bullion in the Bank of England, 67 -- II. Gold Reserves of the Bank of England, 67 -- III. Index Numbers of Prices, 85 -- IV. British Overseas Investments at Long Term, 156 -- V. Geographical Distribution of Long-term Investment, 156 -- VI. Joint Stock Companies in Great Britain, 188 -- VII. Building, Friendly and Collecting Societies; In dustrial and Life Assurance Companies, 190-I VIII. British Joint Stock Banks in 1942, 206 -- IX. Statistics of Savings Agencies and PubHc Insurance Funds, 220 -- X. Co-operative Societies, 221 -- XI. Foreign Trade of the United States and of Great Britain, 232 -- XII. Gold Reserves and Production, 238 -- XIII. A hdeasure of the Expansibihty of British Exports Analysis of the Money Transactions Involved in the Production and Distribution of Goods to a Retail Price of £1,000, 338.