Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Coin, Currency and Commerce: An Exposition of Their Actual Relations and Containing Outlines of Monetary Theory
In the second half of the nineteenth century there has been an incessant agitation of all question-s of monetary science and national finance. The large developments in mining money material have in great part occasioned this many-sided discussion, and have led to some innovations in monetary theory. In particular, those developments in their production have led to a fresh going-over of the relations of the two leading money metals, - in connection with the prog ress of international affairs, to proposals for an inter national currency, and, indeed, to the formation of certain groups of states into monetary unions.
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