Gold as a store of value /

By:

Harmston, Stephen

Contributor(s):

World Gold Council

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Research study no. 22Publication details: London : Centre for Public Policy Studies , c[1998]Description: 64 p.:illSubject(s):

Gold

DDC classification:

669.22 HAR

Summary: The first chapter considers the very long-term purchasing power (rate of exchange with other commodities and intermediate products) of gold in the US (1796-1997), Britain (1596-1997), France (1820-1997), Germany (1873-1997) and Japan (1880-1997). The second chapter investigates the recent gold price in relation to historic levels, and the fundamental supply and demand conditions for gold, to establish the extent to which the abolition of convertibility of the dollar in 1971 led to a sea-change in the determinants of the value of gold.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Monograph & others	CBN HQ Library General Stacks	Non-fiction	669.22 HAR (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Pending hold		31008100142823

The first chapter considers the very long-term purchasing power (rate of exchange with other commodities and intermediate products) of gold in the US (1796-1997), Britain (1596-1997), France (1820-1997), Germany (1873-1997) and Japan (1880-1997). The second chapter investigates the recent gold price in relation to historic levels, and the fundamental supply and demand conditions for gold, to establish the extent to which the abolition of convertibility of the dollar in 1971 led to a sea-change in the determinants of the value of gold.

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