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(Economics, Accounting & Finance / Banking & Finance) a monetary system by which one country's currency, which is not itself based on the gold standard, is kept at a par with another currency that is based on the gold standard

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No references found	Under the Bretton Woods agreement, the dollar would remain on an international gold-exchange standard (meaning that dollars could be redeemed for gold, but only by international traders), and other currencies would be convertible into the dollar. The diminishing dollar: the price of gold in U.S. dollars is jumping, ... by Scaliger, Charles / The New American These authors also seem to understate the extent to which the Fed and other central banks' deliberate management of the gold-exchange standard prevented monetary adjustment in the period 1929-33 from resembling the pattern of equilibrium typical of the classical gold standard. Gold standards and the real bills doctrine in U.S. monetary policy by Timberlake, Richard H., Jr. / Independent Review Under the gold-exchange standard that governed international finance prior to August 1971, a shift out of dollars would have led to a transfer of U. Will Europe suffer the Swiss Syndrome? Confronting anew the problems ... by Hudson, Michael / The International Economy	gold record gold reserve gold rush Gold shell Gold size Gold solder Gold sore gold standard Gold Stick Gold thread Gold tissue Gold tooling gold tranche Gold washings Gold worm gold-bearing Gold-beaten gold-beater gold-beating Gold-bound gold-colored gold-coloured gold-crowned kinglet gold-digger Gold-end man gold-exchange standard gold-filled Gold-hammer gold-of-pleasure gold-plate gold-plated gold-rimmed gold-tail moth gold-worker Golda Meir goldarn Goldbach's conjecture goldbeater goldbeater's skin goldbeating Goldberg Goldberger Joseph goldbrick goldbricking goldcrest Goldcup golddigger golden golden age golden ager golden Alexanders	Gold, Black, White Gold, Frankincense and Disk Drive gold, frankincense, and myrrh Gold, Michael Gold, Oil & Diamonds Gold, Silver Gold, Thomas gold-198 gold-198 gold-198 gold-198 gold-198 gold-bearing Gold-beaten gold-beater gold-beaters Gold-beating Gold-bound Gold-braid Gold-braid Gold-braid Gold-collar worker gold-colored gold-coloured gold-crowned kinglet Gold-digger gold-diggers Gold-digging GOLD-EAGLE Gold Fund Index Gold-end man gold-exchange standard gold-filled gold-filled Gold-Fix Gold-Fixing Gold-hammer gold-leaf gold-leaf gold-leaf electroscope gold-leafed gold-leafed gold-leafing gold-leafing gold-leafs gold-leafs Gold-medal Gold-medal Gold-mining gold-of-pleasure gold-plate gold-plate Gold-plated Gold-plated Gold-plated gold-plates gold-plates Gold-plating Gold-plating Gold-Protein-Substance P Gold-Ribbed Hare's Ear gold-rimmed

Under the Bretton Woods agreement, the dollar would remain on an international gold-exchange standard (meaning that dollars could be redeemed for gold, but only by international traders), and other currencies would be convertible into the dollar.

The diminishing dollar: the price of gold in U.S. dollars is jumping, ... by Scaliger, Charles / The New American

These authors also seem to understate the extent to which the Fed and other central banks' deliberate management of the gold-exchange standard prevented monetary adjustment in the period 1929-33 from resembling the pattern of equilibrium typical of the classical gold standard.

Gold standards and the real bills doctrine in U.S. monetary policy by Timberlake, Richard H., Jr. / Independent Review

Under the gold-exchange standard that governed international finance prior to August 1971, a shift out of dollars would have led to a transfer of U.

Will Europe suffer the Swiss Syndrome? Confronting anew the problems ... by Hudson, Michael / The International Economy

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