P Barrett Whale
Biographic Data
| ID | 980633 |
|---|---|
| NAME | P Barrett Whale |
| GIVEN NAMES | P Barrett |
| FAMILY NAME | Whale |
| SIGNATURE | WHALE P B |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 23 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1926 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Joint Stock Banking in Germany. A Study of the German Creditbanks before and after the War
Central Banking Functions of the United States Treasury, 1789–1941
Central Banking Functions of the United States Treasury, 1789–1941 Get access Central Banking Functions of the United States Treasury, 1789–1941. By Esther Rogoff Taus. 1943. (New York: Columbia University Press, London: Humphrey Milford, Oxford University Press. 9′′ × 6′′. xii + 313 pp. Tables. Biblio. $3.50. 23s. 6d.) P. Barrett Whale P. Barrett Whale Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs…
A Retrospective View of the Bank Charter Act of 1844
International Short-Term Capital Movements
A Note on the Working of the Gold Standard: A Reply
I am afraid Mr. Hoffman has somewhat misapprehended the main drift of my argument. To avoid extensive restatement, I give my reply in the form of a series of points. (i) The conditions on which my argument is based are those which I believe to have existed generally in the gold standard countries before the war. There was, I think, a certain amount of flexibility in reserve ratios in most countries, including our own, but this did not usually ext…
Monetary Nationalism and International Stability
The Working of the Pre-War Gold Standard
IN discussions concerning the post-war gold standard and the possibility of restoring an efficient international monetary system, it is natural to take the operation of the gold standard in pre-war times as a kind of standard. It is therefore of more than historical interest to know exactly how the prewar gold standard did work. The most generally accepted view on this matter-the classical explanation, as it may be conveniently termedmay be summa…
Paris as a Financial Centre
Report on International Trade
The Theory of International Trade in the Absence of an International Standard
The purpose of the following notes is to discuss the maintenance of international equilibrium when the currencies of the countries concerned are independent and exchange rates are free to vary. I shall find it convenient to make comparisons on certain points with the working of an international gold standard system. So far the discussion will be relevant to the question of the relative merits of the gold standard and a system of free currencies. …
Treasuries and Central Banks
The Rise and Growth of Joint-Stock Banking. Vol. I (Britain: (To 1860)
Journal Article The Rise and Growth of Joint-Stock Banking. Vol. I (Britain : to 1860) Get access The Rise and Growth of Joint-Stock Banking. Vol. I (Britain : to 1860). By S. E . Thomas. (Pitman. 9”. Pp. viii + 689. 20s.) P. Barrett Whale P. Barrett Whale Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 45, Issue Supplement_1, 1 January 1935, Pages 138–141, https://doi.org/10.1093/ej/45.Supple…
La Crise de la Monnaie Anglaise (1931)
Senior on Money
Joint-Stock Banking in Germany, a Study of the German Credit Banks before and after the War
Joint Stock Banking in Germany
Notes on the International Bank and the Creation of Credit
The Stabilisation of the Mark
A Note on the Amendment of the German Bank Act
Monetary Nationalism and International Stability
Joint Stock Banking in Germany
Paris as a Financial Centre
The Working of the Pre-War Gold Standard
IN discussions concerning the post-war gold standard and the possibility of restoring an efficient international monetary system, it is natural to take the operation of the gold standard in pre-war times as a kind of standard. It is therefore of more than historical interest to know exactly how the prewar gold standard did work. The most generally accepted view on this matter-the classical explanation, as it may be conveniently termedmay be summa…
Treasuries and Central Banks
A Note on the Amendment of the German Bank Act
The Stabilisation of the Mark
Notes on the International Bank and the Creation of Credit
Joint-Stock Banking in Germany, a Study of the German Credit Banks before and after the War
Joint Stock Banking in Germany
Senior on Money
Treasuries and Central Banks
The Rise and Growth of Joint-Stock Banking. Vol. I (Britain: (To 1860)
Journal Article The Rise and Growth of Joint-Stock Banking. Vol. I (Britain : to 1860) Get access The Rise and Growth of Joint-Stock Banking. Vol. I (Britain : to 1860). By S. E . Thomas. (Pitman. 9”. Pp. viii + 689. 20s.) P. Barrett Whale P. Barrett Whale Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 45, Issue Supplement_1, 1 January 1935, Pages 138–141, https://doi.org/10.1093/ej/45.Supple…
La Crise de la Monnaie Anglaise (1931)
The Theory of International Trade in the Absence of an International Standard
The purpose of the following notes is to discuss the maintenance of international equilibrium when the currencies of the countries concerned are independent and exchange rates are free to vary. I shall find it convenient to make comparisons on certain points with the working of an international gold standard system. So far the discussion will be relevant to the question of the relative merits of the gold standard and a system of free currencies. …
The Working of the Pre-War Gold Standard
IN discussions concerning the post-war gold standard and the possibility of restoring an efficient international monetary system, it is natural to take the operation of the gold standard in pre-war times as a kind of standard. It is therefore of more than historical interest to know exactly how the prewar gold standard did work. The most generally accepted view on this matter-the classical explanation, as it may be conveniently termedmay be summa…
Paris as a Financial Centre
Report on International Trade
A Note on the Working of the Gold Standard: A Reply
I am afraid Mr. Hoffman has somewhat misapprehended the main drift of my argument. To avoid extensive restatement, I give my reply in the form of a series of points. (i) The conditions on which my argument is based are those which I believe to have existed generally in the gold standard countries before the war. There was, I think, a certain amount of flexibility in reserve ratios in most countries, including our own, but this did not usually ext…
Monetary Nationalism and International Stability
International Short-Term Capital Movements
A Retrospective View of the Bank Charter Act of 1844
Central Banking Functions of the United States Treasury, 1789–1941
Central Banking Functions of the United States Treasury, 1789–1941 Get access Central Banking Functions of the United States Treasury, 1789–1941. By Esther Rogoff Taus. 1943. (New York: Columbia University Press, London: Humphrey Milford, Oxford University Press. 9′′ × 6′′. xii + 313 pp. Tables. Biblio. $3.50. 23s. 6d.) P. Barrett Whale P. Barrett Whale Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs…
Joint Stock Banking in Germany. A Study of the German Creditbanks before and after the War
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