Die mitteleuropäischen Währungen und Notenbanken: Das Währungs- und Notenbankwesen Mitteleuropas

Name: Die mitteleuropäischen Währungen und Notenbanken: Das Währungs- und Notenbankwesen Mitteleuropas
Author: Kerschagl

1929

by Kerschagl

Central BankingRichard KerschaglGold ReservesStabilizationEconomic HistoryInflationGold StandardDevaluationPublic FinanceMonetary StabilityReichsbankReparationsExchange RatesDiscount RateInternational Liquidity

Table of Contents · 25 segments

Title Pagefront_matter

Mitteleuropean Economic Day Committees and Patronagefront_matter

Table of Contentsfront_matter

Introduction: Scope and Methodforeword

Austria: Currency Separation, Inflation, and the Schilling Stabilizationchapter

Hungary: Bolshevik Note Issues, Forced Loan, and the Pengő Reformchapter

Czechoslovakia: Rašín Experiment, Bank Office, and Move Toward Gold Standardchapter

Poland: From Polish Mark to Zloty Stabilizationchapter

Italy: Lira Stabilization, Banca d'Italia Monopoly, and Gold Exchange Ruleschapter

Yugoslavia: Crown Conversion, Dinar Currency, and Incomplete Stabilizationchapter

Romania: Crown and Lei Conversion, Stabilization Loan, and National Bank Reformchapter

Germany: Inflation, Rentenmark, Golddiskontbank, and Reichsmark Reformchapter

Currency Parities and Vienna Exchange Rate Tablesappendix

Redemption and Reserve-Cover Provisions of Central Banksappendix

Central Bank Statement Notes and Austrian National Bank Balance Sheetappendix

Hungarian National Bank Balance Sheetappendix

Czechoslovak National Bank Balance Sheetappendix

Bank Polski Balance Sheetappendix

Banca d'Italia Balance Sheetappendix

National Bank of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes Balance Sheetappendix

Romanian National Bank Balance Sheetappendix

German Reichsbank Balance Sheetappendix

Chronicle of Discount Rates, Note Circulation, Liabilities, and Reservesappendix

Bibliography on Central European Currency and Central Banksbibliography

Book Notices and Recent Publicationsreferences