Gold is Money

Name: Gold is Money
Author: Sennholz

1975

by Sennholz

Gold StandardHans F. SennholzKnowledge EconomicsMonetary PolicyEconomic HistoryBretton WoodsFiat MoneyInflationMonetary ReformSpecial Drawing RightsBalance of PaymentsCapital AccumulationExchange RatesFederal ReserveKeynesian EconomicsPhillips CurveAustrian SchoolChicago SchoolCommodity MoneyEconomic CalculationExchange ControlJacques RueffMilton FriedmanMurray RothbardDavid RicardoJohn LawJohn Maynard KeynesLudwig von MisesMoney SupplyPrice StabilityQuantity Theory of MoneyHenry HazlittInternational Monetary FundFeudalismFriedrich A. HayekMercantilismProperty RightsMonetary TheoryLiberalismDevaluationWorld War IWorld War IIFree BankingLegal TenderCentral BankingInternational LiquidityRobert TriffinPrice Controls

Table of Contents · 16 segments

Front Matter: Series List, Title Page, Copyright, and Contentsbibliography

Contents (continued)theoretical

Introductiontheoretical

The Plight of the Dollaressay

Gold vs. Fluctuating Fiat Exchange Ratesessay

No Shortage Of Goldessay

To Restore World Monetary Orderessay

The Legal Standing of Gold—Contract vs. Statusessay

Constitutional Protection of Gold and Contractual Moneyessay

The Constitution, Legal Tender, and the Demise of Goldchapter

The Role Of Gold In The Past Centurychapter

Greenback Dollars And Federal Sovereignty 1861-1865chapter

Hard Money and Society in the Biblechapter

Is the Gold Standard Gone Forever?chapter

Epilogueessay

Indexbibliography