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The Problem of Monetary and Ecnomic Stability

Carl Snyder

Federal Reserve Bank of New York

I. Range and variations in the price level, 175.— II. Wide divergence of views as to cause, 178.—III. Measures of basic production, and of trade, 179.— IV. The stability of relative prices, 181.— V. Evidence as to relations of supply and price variations, 183.— VI. Measures of the factors in the Equation of Exchange, 184.— VII. Gold supply and prices, 189.— VIII. Commodity prices and the General Price Level, 190.— IX, X. The role of bank credit and the need of control, 195.— XI. Mechanisms in human affairs, 201.— XII. Results and conclusions, 202.

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10.2307/1884064

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49 (2)

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173

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