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Silber

1961

by Kerschagl

Richard KerschaglEconomic HistoryBimetallismGold StandardInflationJohn LawJohn Maynard KeynesMonetary ReformMonetary PolicyWorld War IDeflationEconomic CrisisFederal ReserveAustrian SchoolStabilizationAlfred MarshallGresham's LawHoardingLeon WalrasMonetary TheoryNew DealBretton WoodsDevaluationEquilibrium

Table of Contents · 36 segments

1
Front Matter and Prefacestheoretical
2
Table of Contentstheoretical
3
Mineralogy and Geology of Silvertheoretical
4
Chemistry of Silver Compoundstheoretical
5
Metallurgy of Silver: General Principles and Amalgamationtheoretical
6
Dry and Wet Extraction Processestheoretical
7
Silver Alloys and Their Technical Propertieschapter
8
Multi-Component Alloys and Silver Recovery Processeschapter
9
History of Silver as a Monetary Metal in Antiquity and the Middle Ageschapter
10
The Impact of the New World and the Decline of Silver's Monetary Statuschapter
11
Silver in the Latin and Scandinavian Monetary Unionschapter
12
Silver Remonetization Plans (1928-1938)chapter
13
The Proposals of Darling: International Currency and the Rex Currencytheoretical
14
American and International Debt-Silver Proposals (Somers, Kemmerer, Hans)theoretical
15
The Theories of Gottfried Kunwald and Ernest Zuckertheoretical
16
Critique of Remonetization and Symmetallismtheoretical
17
The London Economic Conference and the 'Silver Bible'theoretical
18
French Silver Theories and T.E. Gregory's Final Critiquetheoretical
19
American Silver Legislation in the 20th Centurychapter
20
Post-War Consolidation and the Failure of Repealchapter
21
History and Development of Silver Priceschapter
22
Economic Factors in Silver Production and Industrial Interdependencechapter
23
Supply, Demand, and Global Silver Hoardschapter
24
Global Distribution of Silver Productionchapter
25
Industrial and Monetary Applications of Silverchapter
26
Techniques and History of Silver Coinagechapter
27
Geographical Occurrences of Silver Oreschapter
28
Silberproduktion in Nordamerika: USA und Kanadachapter
29
Silberproduktion in Mexiko, Mittel- und Südamerikachapter
30
Silbervorkommen in Europa und der UdSSRchapter
31
Silberproduktion in Australien und Afrikachapter
32
Silberproduktion in Asien und Globale Firmenstatistikchapter
33
Bibliographie: Wirtschaft, Währung, Mineralogie und Geographiebibliography
34
Bibliography: Statistics and General Literaturebibliography
35
Subject and Person Index (A-Z)index
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Geographical and Mine Indexindex