The Return to Gold 1925: The Formulation of Economic Policy and its Critics (Department of Applied Economics Occasional Papers, Series Number 19)
A concise study of Britain's 1925 return to the gold standard, examining the policy process and the arguments of its contemporary critics.
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This occasional paper explores the formulation of British economic policy during the decision to return to the gold standard in 1925.
It presents the historical context and institutional factors that shaped monetary policy at the time.
The work draws on archival sources to outline the positions of key policymakers and their critics.
Readers gain insight into the economic reasoning and constraints that influenced interwar monetary decisions.
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