Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Foreword, by H. Parker Willis VII
3. Preface XI
4. Contents XV
5. Tables XXI
6. I. Banks, Credit, and Currency Before 1860 1
7. II. Banks, Credit, and Currency, 1860–1914 10
8. III. Banks, Credit, and Currency, 1914–17 27
9. IV. Nationalization and Liquidation of the Credit System, 1917–21 53
10. V. Toward the Abolition of Money (The Monetary System, 1918–21) 72
11. VI. The Re-Establishment of Banks and Currency in 1921–22 111
12. VII.The Chervonetz in 1922–24 146
13. VIII.The “Bipaper” Standard and Hyper-Inflation 175
14. IX. The Monetary Reform of 1924 200
15. X. The State Bank, 1924–28 244
16. XI. The Evolution of a System of Specialized Banks 281
17. XII. The State Bank and the Credit Reform of 1930 332
18. XIII. The Present Credit and Planning Apparatus of the State Bank 375
19. XIV. Money, Prices, and Gold Since 1928 404
20. XV. The Present System of Long-Term Investment Institutions 450
21. XVI. Summary and Conclusion 507
22. Bibliography 525
23. Index 545