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Dollar exchange rate, 10507 [13MY]

Articles and editorials

Dollar Off After Baker Comments, 24791 [19SE]

Gold Rush '86, 21495-21497 [14AU]

Inflation—The Termite of Civilization, 20573 [11AU]

Redeemable Currency (1952 excerpt), 8445 [23AP]

Sharp Drop in Dollar's Value Fails To Cut U.S. Trade Deficit, 24791 [19SE]

Sound Currency (1896 excerpt), 21141 [13AU]

Bills and resolutions

Banks and banking: trading authority (see H.R. 5728)

Gold standard: resumption (see H.R. 4401)

$10 gold bullion coins: repeal minting authorization (see H.R. 4748)

Letters

Economic effect of resumption of the gold standard: Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc., 10903 [15MY]

Gold sanctions: Dept. of the Interior, 21490 [14AU]

Memorials of legislature

Indiana, 6638 [8AP], 7004 [9AP]

Outline

Impact of gold sanctions proposed by U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee: Gold Institute, 21492 [14AU]

Papers

Gold and Debt: Antal E. Fedete, 5838-5841 [20MR]

Quotations

Redemption of paper money: John Sherman, 7831 [17AP]

Remarks in House

Anti-Apartheid Act: violations, 32997 [17OC]

Budget: refinance public debt through issuance of gold bonds, 9186 [1MY]

Dept. of the Treasury: stabilization of foreign exchange rates and dollar, 9711 [7MY]

Economic conditions: gold standard, 1034 [30JA]

———resumption of gold standard, 8741 [28AP], 27459 [1OC]

Gold coins: sale, 17502 [23JY]

Gold standard: resume, 6830 [9AP]

International economic relations: currency devaluations, 12546 [5JN]

Investments: laws regulating speculation, 24788-24790 [19SE]

Japan: gold imports from the U.S., 16284 [26JN]

Monetary Policy: Coalition for Sound Money, 19939 [8AU]

Money: gold standard, 8851 [29AP]

———resumption of the gold standard, 10125 [8MY], 10506 [13MY]

———valuation of U.S. dollar, 19335 [6AU]

———value of U.S. dollar, 26410 [26SE]

Standard: adopt, 1942 [6FE]

———provide for resumption (H.R. 3794), 4012 [6MR]

———resumption, 8332 [22AP], 12305 [4JN], 12546 [5JN], 12968 [9JN], 13189 [11JN], 13899 [17JN], 15184 [24JN], 16658 [16JY], 18858 [4AU], 19939 [8AU], 20573 [11AU], 28712 [6OC], 32711 [17OC], 33677 [18OC]

———resumption (H.R. 4401), 14875 [23JN]

U.S. dollar: gold content, 25383 [23SE]

———valuation, 24788-24790 [19SE]

Remarks in Senate

Banks and banking: allow sale of platinum (S. 2946), 33501 [17OC]

Coins and coinage: prohibit sale of Soviet gold coins in U.S., 21569 [14AU]

South Africa: impact of dumping U.S. gold reserves as an economic sanction, 18424 [31JY]

———strike section authorizing President to sell U.S. gold stocks, 21489 [14AU]

Statements

Demise of the Gold Standard, 12968 [9JN]

Economic Truths: Stephen Leacock, 5875 [21MR]

Gold Sanctions: James A. Baker III, Sec. of the Treasury, 21492 [14AU]

———Robert C. Horton, 21493 [14AU]

Gold Standard: John P. Jones, 13899 [17JN]

Paper Money: Daniel Webster, 10902 [15MY]

Restoration of the Gold Standard: Howard Buffett (excerpt), 32711 [17OC]

Resumption of the Gold Standard: James A. Garfield, 8332 [22AP]

———John Sherman, 13189 [11JN]

U.S. Monetary Policy: Hugh McCulloch, 26976 [29SE]

U.S. Monetary policy: Walter E. Spahr, 10125 [8MY]