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Royal Institute of International Affairs
6 preliminary leaves, 240 pages : 2 folded tables ; 25 cm.
The international functions of gold; introductory survey, by Sir Josiah Stamp.--How do we want gold to behave? by D. H. Robertson.--Gold production, by Joseph Kitchin.--How to economize gold, by Sir Otto Niemeyer.--Some problems of international banking policy, by Dr. M. Palyi.--Central bank reserves, by C. H. Kisch.--For what objects do central banks hold gold? by the Hon. R. H. Brand.--The international consequences of the present distribution of gold holdings, by M. Charles Rist.--Appendix: Selected bibliography. Index.
A record of the discussions of a study group of members of the Royal institute of international affairs, 1929-1931.
"Issued under the auspices of the Royal Institute of International Affairs."
"Bibliography, compiled by Mrs. Annette Henderson": pages [223]-232.