6 JUNE 1931, page 32

U.s. Monetary Policy.

But while Professor Cassel maintained that the great fall in commodity prices during the past eighteen months was largely the cause of the world crisis and that the fall in its......

Fall In Prices.

And now to return to Professor Cassel's exposition. In fairness, it must be recognized he was dealing not with the depression in Great Britain in particular, but with the World......

Where Does Responsibility Lie ?

On the morning following Professor Cassel's address both The Times and the Morning Post criticized his conclusions closely and rather strongly, maintaining that there are many......

" Placing " Our Responsibility.

Meanwhile, however, because I would not wish to minimize for one moment the importance which Professor Cassel attaches to banking and monetary policy as a solution of our......

Financial Notes

NEWSPAPER PROFITS. ALTHOUGH somewhat smaller profits were earned by Allied Newspapers last year, the Chairman, Lord Camrose, was very confident regarding the position attained......

Central Banks.

During the period of dearer money rates two years ago there was much talk by economists of the trade depression being attributable to high bankers' charges, and so much was that......

Future Gold Shortage.

On the other hand, it must, I think, be admitted that when surveying not present but future possibilities Professor Gustav Cassel and other economists emphasize the anticipated......