Gold, Credit and Employment

Discover the insightful essays of Gold, Credit and Employment, originally published in 1930 and now available in a paperback edition from Taylor & Francis Inc. This compelling book delves into the financial controversies that shaped the early 1930s, addressing complex issues in an accessible manner. Spanning 168 pages, the essays explore critical topics such as rationalisation, the Gold Standard, and the intricate relationship between currency, credit, and unemployment. Perfect for readers interested in economic history or financial theory, this book offers a thought-provoking perspective on the challenges of its time. Enhance your understanding of these enduring economic issues by adding this essential read to your collection today!