Gold And Prices
Gold And Prices
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But if we reckon the average annual net import for the years of falling prices 1874-1896, we find it was only some 2, 723, 000 ; while the average annual net import for the years of rising prices 1897- 1911 has been almost twice as much viz. , 5, 110, 000.
We know, also, what has happened to a part of the net imports. According to a recent estimate of the Deputy Master of the Mint, the amount of gold coin in the United Kingdom increased between 1895 and 1910 from some 92 \ million pounds to som...e 113 million pounds. This is an increase of 22 per cent. A figure which is curiously near the 24 per cent, rise of wholesale prices. The same estimate reckons that 62 J millions were " in active circulation " in 1895 and 69 millions in 1910 an increase of only 10 per cent. ; and I shall argue by and by that the quantity of sovereigns carried about by people is to-day mainly a result of a certain level of prices, and not the cause. During these fifteen years, branch banking has spread with extraordinary rapidity, and with it the use of cheques ; and we can easily suppose that the pocket gold needed for a given population and level of prices is becoming less.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But if we reckon the average annual net import for the years of falling prices 1874-1896, we find it was only some 2, 723, 000 ; while the average annual net import for the years of rising prices 1897- 1911 has been almost twice as much viz. , 5, 110, 000.
We know, also, what has happened to a part of the net imports. According to a recent estimate of the Deputy Master of the Mint, the amount of gold coin in the United Kingdom increased between 1895 and 1910 from some 92 \ million pounds to som...e 113 million pounds. This is an increase of 22 per cent. A figure which is curiously near the 24 per cent, rise of wholesale prices. The same estimate reckons that 62 J millions were " in active circulation " in 1895 and 69 millions in 1910 an increase of only 10 per cent. ; and I shall argue by and by that the quantity of sovereigns carried about by people is to-day mainly a result of a certain level of prices, and not the cause. During these fifteen years, branch banking has spread with extraordinary rapidity, and with it the use of cheques ; and we can easily suppose that the pocket gold needed for a given population and level of prices is becoming less.
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