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- chapter10.asp accessdate "2011-12-24".
- chapter10.asp isCitedBy Gold_standard.
- chapter10.asp publisher "Ludwig von Mises Institute".
- chapter10.asp quote "The inflationary attempts of the government from January to October were thus offset by the people's attempts to convert their bank deposits into legal tender" "Hence, the will of the public caused bank reserves to decline by $400 million in the latter half of 1931, and the money supply, as a consequence, fell by over four billion dollars in the same period.".
- chapter10.asp quote "Throughout the European crisis, the Federal Reserve, particularly the New York Bank, tried its best to aid the European governments and to prop up unsound credit positions. ... The New York Federal Reserve loaned, in 1931, $125 million to the Bank of England, $25 million to the German Reichsbank, and smaller amounts to Hungary and Austria. As a result, much frozen assets were shifted, to become burdens to the United States.".
- chapter10.asp title "1931—"The Tragic Year"".
- chapter10.asp url chapter10.asp.