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First published 1975

Gold Is Money

Gold Is Money by Hans F. Sennholz is available as a free PDF download at freecapitalists.org.

Author
Hans F. Sennholz
First published
1975
Format
PDF
Pages
214
Publisher
Greenwood Press, Westport, Connecticut
License
Published here by permission.

Money, banking & crises

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How long is Gold Is Money?
214 pages and 12 chapters in the edition this archive serves.
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No. This edition is published here by permission and the work itself reserves all rights. It is free to read and download from this archive, but it is not public domain and not Creative Commons.
Who wrote Gold Is Money?
Hans F. Sennholz (1922–2007) was a German-American economist who studied at the University of Marburg and earned his doctorate at the University of Cologne before becoming Ludwig von Mises’s first American Ph.D. student at New York University in 1955. This archive holds 4 of Sennholz's works.

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12 chapters · page numbers are this file's

  1. Gold is Moneyp. 1
  2. Introductionp. 7
  3. I. The Plight of the Dollarp. 13
  4. II. Gold vs Fluctuating Fiat Exchange Ratesp. 34
  5. III. No Shortage of Goldp. 51
  6. IV. To Restore World Monetary Orderp. 71
  7. V. The Legal Standing of Gold - Contract vs. Statusp. 87
  8. VI. The Role of Gold in the Past Centuryp. 114
  9. VII. Greenback Dollars And Federal Sovereigntyp. 132
  10. VIII. Hard Money and Society in the Biblep. 167
  11. IX. Is the Gold Standard Gone Forever?p. 186
  12. Epiloguep. 205
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Hans F. Sennholz 1922–2007

Hans F. Sennholz (1922–2007) was a German-American economist who studied at the University of Marburg and earned his doctorate at the University of Cologne before becoming Ludwig von Mises’s first American Ph.D. Read more about Hans F. Sennholz.

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