The book Money And Legal Tender in the United States was written by author H R Henry Richard Linderman Here you can read free online of Money And Legal Tender in the United States book, rate and share your impressions in comments. If you don't know what to write, just answer the question: Why is Money And Legal Tender in the United States a good or bad book?
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Owing to the vast amount of gold and silver which has accumulated in the world, an increased or diminished product of either or both of these metals from the mines, for even a considerable period of time, does not ordinarily affect, to any perceptible degree, their value relatively to other things. 3. The exchange or purchasing power of the pre- cious metals is due in a great degree to their long and almost universal employment as money. 4. Their relative value is more widely and quickly affect...ed by the increased or diminished use of either as money than from all other causes. This has been strikingly exemplified in our own times by the change from the silver to the gold standard by the German Empire. 5. These metals are subject to changes in their relative value which render it difficult, if not impossi- ble, to retain for a considerable period of time in any country the concurrent use of legal-tender coins of both metals in a fixed ratio. 6. If a double standard be adopted by a country, one or the other of the metals will, as a general rule, be used as the principal money of payment to the exclusion of the other.
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