Das österreichische Schillingsgesetz

Name: Das österreichische Schillingsgesetz
Author: Kerschagl

1925

by Kerschagl

Central BankingMonetary ReformMonetary TheoryBanknotesMonetary StabilityLegal TenderGold ReservesPublic FinanceDevaluationGold StandardGeorg Friedrich KnappExchange RatesLeague of NationsBureaucracyTrade PolicyBankingDiscount Rate

Table of Contents · 35 segments

Title Page and Table of Contentschapter

Prefaceessay

Introduction to the Schilling Calculation in Austriaessay

Federal Schilling Calculation Act of 20 December 1924chapter

Motives Report: Postwar Development of the Austrian Currencyessay

Motives Report: Foreign Currency Conditionsessay

Motives Report: Basic Ideas of the Government Billessay

Motives Report: Comments on Individual Provisionsessay

Commentary on Sections 1–5 of the Schilling Calculation Actchapter

Commentary on Sections 6–7 (Beginning)chapter

Converting older Gulden and Kronen provisions into Schillingschapter

Payment of Kronen Obligations and Exceptions for Valuation and State Debtchapter

Gold Coins, Legal Tender, and National Bank Redemption Dutieschapter

Gold Content, Stabilization, and International Schilling Paritieschapter

Coin Designs and New Schilling Part-Coinschapter

New Groschen Denominations and Circulation Quotachapter

Minting Subsidiary Coins and Temporary Small Banknoteschapter

Withdrawal of Old Austro-Hungarian Coins and 1924 Schillingschapter

Exchange and Recall of Kronen Banknotes for Schilling Noteschapter

Finance Ministry Decree on Introducing Schilling Accounting in the Federal Budgetessay

Finance Ministry Proclamation on Groschen Subsidiary Coinsessay

Wiener Zeitung Communiqué on Postsparkasse, Post, and Railway Transitionessay

Austrian National Bank Communiqué on Schilling Accountingessay

Austrian National Bank Leaflet on Forms, Cheques, and Billsessay

Bank Association Circular to Customers on Schilling Accountingessay

Bank Association Letter to Checkbook Holdersessay

Foreign Exchange Worksheet on National Bank Schilling Conversionessay

Conclusion of National Bank circular on liability for foreign-exchange form compliancechapter

Austrian National Bank announcement adopting schilling accounting from 1 March 1925chapter

Postal Savings Office notice and sample check for schilling accountingchapter

Federal Ministry ordinance amending the postal regulationschapter

Schilling accounting in postal and telegraph payments and accountschapter

New edition of the postal fee guide for schilling accountingchapter

New editions of supplemental postage-due guides A and Bchapter

Introduction of schilling accounting in postal savings bank operationschapter