The New Price Revolution
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THE FACT : EUROPEAN PEICES HAVE RISEN MORE THAN OURS.
At the present time European goods are not " low priced " (however little the money wages of European labor will buy).
Prices in Europe since the war began have risen more than they have in the United States. The price rise has been less the farther from the seat of hostilities. It was least in Australia and New Zealand. It was nest least in the United States. Can- ada, and Japan. Then came neutral Europe; then our present allies; and finall...y Germany and Russia. Gold tends usually to flow from high-priced countries to low-priced countries, so that until " inflated " European prices fall gold is not likely to flow thither. Prices are no more likely to fall there than here, and for the same reasons, which will be explained below.
3. Reduction of outstanding credit. — The chief dependence of those who predict lower prices is on a reduction of the super- structure of credit resting upon our gold rather than on any reduction in the volume of this gold itself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE FACT : EUROPEAN PEICES HAVE RISEN MORE THAN OURS.
At the present time European goods are not " low priced " (however little the money wages of European labor will buy).
Prices in Europe since the war began have risen more than they have in the United States. The price rise has been less the farther from the seat of hostilities. It was least in Australia and New Zealand. It was nest least in the United States. Can- ada, and Japan. Then came neutral Europe; then our present allies; and finall...y Germany and Russia. Gold tends usually to flow from high-priced countries to low-priced countries, so that until " inflated " European prices fall gold is not likely to flow thither. Prices are no more likely to fall there than here, and for the same reasons, which will be explained below.
3. Reduction of outstanding credit. — The chief dependence of those who predict lower prices is on a reduction of the super- structure of credit resting upon our gold rather than on any reduction in the volume of this gold itself.
What to read after The New Price Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Irving Fisher to read onlineMoreLess
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