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Now many college economists in England-notably J. M. Keynes and Arthur Kitson-doubt the advisability of going back to the gold standard anyway, and, consciously or not, are inflationists. The Labor Government is also naturally in favor of easier money. Moreover, the London money market itself rather shrinks from...
What Britain Thinks. British opinion was pessimistic over the acceptance by Germany of the report. London announced that Britain would not participate in the proposed $200,000,000 loan. It was learned that delay in publication of the report had been caused by opposition of the British delegates, Sir John...
"Last Talks with Woodrow Wilson," an article in the Saturday Evening Post of March 29, by James Kerney, described Wilson's last press interview, given to Mr. Kerney on December 7, 1923. The former President, signatory of the Versailles Treaty, according to Keynes and Poincare the proponent of many...
A debating team from Oxford University is now in the U. S. to settle the question: "Resolved: That this House condemns the French occcupation of the Ruhr as prejudicial to the welfare of the world." They will debate teams from several American colleges on successive nights, but not always on...
The Christiania (Sweden) Evening Post published a list of names that have been proposed for the next award of the Nobel peace prize. They include Jane Addams, Secretary Hughes, Lord Robert Cecil, Professor John Maynard Keynes (author of The Economic Consequences of the Peace), Francisco Nitti (former Premier of Italy...