Gold Conference 1919 and Currency Conference 1921

Literature › Primary sources

Kind	commission or official report
Producer	Union Government
Coverage	1919-1926
Works using it	2

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Works using this source

Work	As cited	Period	How used
Arndt (1928)	Select Committee on Embargo on Export of Specie (S.C. 2-'20); Gold Conference Report (U.G. 18-'20); Currency Conference Report (U.G. 9-'22); S.C. 1A-'23; Low Grade Mines Commission reports; S.C. 4-'26 (Usury Bill)	1919-1926	Evidence on inflation, the embargo, desirability and origins of the Reserve Bank, and reasons for the 1923 amendments.
Mazanderani (2012)	Currency Conference, October 1921	1921	Shows that support for gold remained strong, yet inconvertibility was extended to 1925 at the request of the banks and mining houses.
Mazanderani (2012)	Gold Conference, October 1919 (recommendations)	1919	Establishes that the official recommendation was for a free gold market, a mint and a refinery, which the 1920 Act then disregarded.