Foreign Exchange

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Foreign Exchange

by Robert L. (Robert Latham) Owen

EN·~59 minutes·22 chapters

Chapters

22 total

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

0:03

PUT THE AMERICAN DOLLAR ATPAR IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE

0:52

THE U. S. DOLLAR IN SPAIN

2:10

FOREIGN EXCHANGE DEFINED

1:52

BALANCE OF TRADE

1:32

FACTORS AFFECTING INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE

2:21

COMMODITIES PAY FOR COMMODITIES

0:33

GOLD EMBARGO AND DOLLAR PARITY

2:05

WHAT IS THE EFFECT OF THE AMERICAN DOLLARAT A DISCOUNT IN SPAIN?

1:26

THE CAUSE OF THE DEPRECIATION OFTHE AMERICAN DOLLAR ABROAD

7:01
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Description

In this concise guide the author unpacks the tangled world of foreign exchange at a time when the American dollar is losing value abroad despite a strong trade balance. By breaking down the mechanics of international bills of exchange, the book shows how differing national demands and private‑bank rates can push the dollar far below its gold‑par value in places like Italy and Spain. Readers gain a clear picture of why merchants and governments are feeling the pinch and what economic forces lie behind those price gaps.

The text then moves toward practical solutions, outlining the steps needed to restore the dollar to parity and keep it there. With straightforward explanations of balance‑of‑trade concepts, credit flows, and the role of government policy, it equips businessmen, bankers, and anyone interested in global finance with the knowledge to navigate wartime currency challenges. The result is an accessible, fact‑driven roadmap for stabilizing international trade through smarter exchange practices.

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Language

en

Duration

~59 minutes (57K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Paul Marshall and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)

Release date

May 7, 2020

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Robert L. (Robert Latham) Owen

Robert L. (Robert Latham) Owen

1856–1947

A lawyer, banker, and teacher in Indian Territory, he became one of Oklahoma’s first U.S. senators and a major voice in the Progressive Era. His long public career linked Cherokee heritage, statehood politics, and national debates over banking reform.

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