Law Of Bimetallism, Or The Maintenance Of A Fixed Ratio Of Value Between Silver And Gold: A Sketch Of The Compound Standard Principle, Its Legal Embod (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781275743670)

"Law Of Bimetallism" explores the historical debate surrounding the use of both silver and gold as currency. T.E. Powell examines the 'compound standard principle, ' detailing its legal framework and practical implementation. The book analyzes the challenges and potential benefits of maintaining a fixed exchange rate between silver and gold, a concept known as bimetallism.

Powell's work offers insights into the economic theories and political forces that shaped monetary policy during the late 19th century. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding the complexities of monetary systems and the historical context of modern financial policies.

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