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gold basis

American  

noun

  1. a gold standard as a basis for prices.


gold basis British  

noun

  1. the gold standard as a criterion for the determination of prices

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He also stated that Germany was practically upon a gold basis.

From Time Magazine Archive

Oilman Sokolnikov, as Soviet Commissar for Finance, was famed as the financier who put Russian currency on a gold basis.

From Time Magazine Archive

The Dawes Plan proposes to put Germany back on a gold basis, and consequently make the German mark a gold par currency.

From Time Magazine Archive

In countries whose currencies are not on a gold basis, and not at par with dollars, a premium is consequently placed upon gold production.

From Time Magazine Archive

England can stand upon a gold basis because she commands the gold promises to pay, but in war time she can threaten the stability of the monetary systems of many countries.

From The Audacious War by Clarence W. (Clarence Walker) Barron

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