Kemmerer-Vissering Report on Resumption of Gold Payments
Literature › Primary sources
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|
| Kind |
commission or official report |
| Producer |
Kemmerer and Vissering |
| Coverage |
1924-1925 |
| Works using it |
5 |
Debates
| Debate |
Works |
| Finance, capital flight, the 1985 debt crisis and banking |
3 |
| Agricultural policy, productivity, farm size and land reform |
1 |
| Cheap labour thesis and the function of the reserves |
1 |
| The job colour bar, white labour and its erosion |
1 |
| Historiographical approaches |
1 |
| Homelands, separate development, decentralisation and removals |
1 |
| Industrialisation, protection and industrial structure |
1 |
| Liberal vs revisionist: was apartheid functional or dysfunctional for capitalist growth? |
1 |
| The mine migrant labour system: origins, recruitment, foreign labour and stabilisation |
1 |
| Racial wage gaps, wage convergence and wage determination |
1 |
Works using this source
| Work |
As cited |
Period |
How used |
| Arndt (1928) |
Kemmerer-Vissering Commission, Report on Resumption of Gold Payments (U.G. 13-'25) and Vissering's report on State Bank |
1925 |
Source for the gold-parity finding, the case against a State Bank and recommendations for amending the Reserve Bank's powers. |
| Breckenridge (1995) |
Kemmerer-Vissering Commission (1924-25) evidence and inquiry |
Dec 1924-1925 |
Evidence by Evans's associate Warner shows how the 'metallic mystique' was presented to officials and the commission's endorsement of gold. |
| Houghton and Dagut (1973) |
Kemmerer and Vissering, Resumption of Gold Payments, U.G. 12/1925 |
1925 |
Foreign experts' advice on tying the currency to gold or sterling in 1925. |
| Mazanderani (2012) |
Kemmerer-Vissering Report |
c. 1924-25 |
Cited as a probable reason why the government chose to remain on gold in 1931. |
| Westerfield (1929) |
Report of the Kemmerer-Vissering commission of experts on resumption of gold payments |
c. 1920s |
Cited in the review as the source of the recommendation to found the South African Reserve Bank on the Federal Reserve model; the review does not say how Arndt uses it. |