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The Recent Rise in the Price of Silver and Some of Its Monetary Consequences

Quarterly Journal of Economics 1912 26(2), 215
I. Extent of Rise in Price of Silver, 216. — High price in 1905–07, 218. — Peculiarities of the silver market, 219. — Causes of rise in price; the supply, 220. — The demand, for industrial uses, outside India, 222. — The industrial consumption in India, 224. — The monetary demand, for fiduciary coins, 226. — Germany, 227; France, 228; England, 229; United States, 229. — The heavy Indian monetary demand, 230. — The reserves built up by the Indian Government, 232. — Silver standard countries, 234. — How far the rise in silver was a part of the depreciation of gold, 237. — Prices and index numbers, 238. — II. Influences of the rise in price of silver on monetary systems, 239. — The Philippines; difficulties from higher price of silver, 240. — The export point of bullion, 241. — Export of coins, 242.— Prohibition of export in 1905, 244. — Other measures, 246. — Recoinage in 1906–07, with lowered silver content, 248. — Success of the measure, 252. — The Straits Settlements; gold standard in 1906, 254. — Straits silver dollar in danger of exportation; measures to prevent, 256. — Recoinage, 258. — Gold-exchange standard adopted, 260. — Japan; gold standard since 1897, 261. — Prompt recoinage of silver, 262. — Mexico's fortunate experience, 263. — Gold standard plan of 1903, 264. — Adopted in 1905, 267. — At first, export of old silver dollars by Government Commission, 269. — Rapid recoinage into new dollars, 271. — Gold certificates, 272. — Success of the operation, 273.

The Establishment of the Gold Exchange Standard in the Philippines

Quarterly Journal of Economics 1905 19(4), 585
Journal Article The Establishment of the Gold Exchange Standard in the Philippines Get access E. W. Kemmerer E. W. Kemmerer Manila, P.I. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Volume 19, Issue 4, August 1905, Pages 585–609, https://doi.org/10.2307/1885290 Published: 01 August 1905

The Higgling of the Market

Quarterly Journal of Economics 1903 17(4), 670
Journal Article “The Higgling of the Market” Get access E. W. Kemmerer E. W. Kemmerer Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Volume 17, Issue 4, August 1903, Pages 670–677, https://doi.org/10.2307/1885516 Published: 01 August 1903

Keynes' Indian Currency and Finance

Quarterly Journal of Economics 1914 28(2), 373
Journal Article Keynes' Indian Currency and Finance Get access E. W. Kemmerer E. W. Kemmerer Princeton University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Volume 28, Issue 2, February 1914, Pages 373–377, https://doi.org/10.2307/1883628 Published: 01 February 1914