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Explorations in the Gold Standard and Related Policies for Stabilizing the Dollar

In: Inflation: Causes and Effects

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Robert E. Hall
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This chapter was published in: Robert E. Hall Inflation: Causes and Effects, , pages 111-122, 1982.

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