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CHAPTER I French Financial and Monetary Institutions to 1924 The Financial and Fiscal Setting
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter 1
- PREFACE 7
- CONTENTS 9
- CHAPTER I French Financial and Monetary Institutions to 1924 The Financial and Fiscal Setting 13
- The Franc during War and Reconstruction 25
- CHAPTER II The Four-Sou Franc The End of the Germinal Franc 33
- The French Economy in the Post-War Decade 53
- Monetary Policy in the Reconstruction Decade 70
- CHAPTER III " The Strongest Currency in the World " The Depression and the Treasury, 1929-1932 73
- The " Golden Glow "—French Business Conditions, 1929-1932 83
- The Aftermath of the Golden Glow 103
- Depression and Deflation The Fight to Save the Gold Franc, 1933-1936 105
- Depression and Stagnation 119
- Why Deflation? 131
- CHAPTER V Popular Front Experiments From Left to Right : The Monetary Policies of the Popular Front 138
- Prosperity Unregained 156
- Some Observations on the Blum Experiments 169
- CHAPTER VI The Return to Confidence The Paper Franc, 1937-1939 172
- Pre-War Business Conditions 186
- CHAPTER VII Summary and Conclusions 196
- APPENDIXES 213
- BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES 221
- INDEX 227
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter 1
- PREFACE 7
- CONTENTS 9
- CHAPTER I French Financial and Monetary Institutions to 1924 The Financial and Fiscal Setting 13
- The Franc during War and Reconstruction 25
- CHAPTER II The Four-Sou Franc The End of the Germinal Franc 33
- The French Economy in the Post-War Decade 53
- Monetary Policy in the Reconstruction Decade 70
- CHAPTER III " The Strongest Currency in the World " The Depression and the Treasury, 1929-1932 73
- The " Golden Glow "—French Business Conditions, 1929-1932 83
- The Aftermath of the Golden Glow 103
- Depression and Deflation The Fight to Save the Gold Franc, 1933-1936 105
- Depression and Stagnation 119
- Why Deflation? 131
- CHAPTER V Popular Front Experiments From Left to Right : The Monetary Policies of the Popular Front 138
- Prosperity Unregained 156
- Some Observations on the Blum Experiments 169
- CHAPTER VI The Return to Confidence The Paper Franc, 1937-1939 172
- Pre-War Business Conditions 186
- CHAPTER VII Summary and Conclusions 196
- APPENDIXES 213
- BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES 221
- INDEX 227