The measure of gold / W. J. Busschau.

Preface, v -- I. The central thesis, 1 -- II. Gold and money supply—the concepts of Accounting, 15 -- III. Gold and money supply—the definitions of Economists, 29 -- IV. Money, income and capital, 38 -- V. The concepts of inflation and deflation and the objectives of monetary policy, 65 -- VI. Statistics of gold, income and debts, 87 -- VII. The problems of banking liquidity (1914-1949), 100 -- VIII. The measure of gold and agenda for Reformers, 124 -- Appendix -- I. Credit Generation in its Effect on Balance Sheets, 141 -- II. The Relation between Effective Money and Money Income on Certain Assumptions, 145 -- III. Indifference Rates in Interest Expectations, 146 -- IV. World Gold Production (1929-1949) facing, 148 -- V. Gold in Central Banks and Treasuries, 149 -- VI. Gold Production and Monetary Stocks, 150 -- VII. Gold and Capital Movements to the United States facing, 150 -- VIII. National Incomes (1938-1946), 151 -- IX. Money Supply (I938-I946), 152 -- X. Public Debt Statistics, 153 -- XI. 1946 Statistics Compared with 1938 Statistics, 154 -- XII. Dollar/Sterling Exchange Rates (1920-1948), 155 -- XIII. Monetary Position of 50 Countries, 1st January, 1933, 156 -- XIV. Dates of Departure of Countries from the Gold Standard, 157 -- XV. Par Values of Currencies in the International Monetary Fund, 158 -- XVI. Some Changes in Exchange Rates Against the U.S. Dollar (September, 1949), 162 -- Index, 163.