The True Gold Standard
A Monetary Reform Plan without Official Reserve Currencies
How We Get From Here to There
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The United States once again can establish
a stable dollar worth its weight in gold

"If you have ever wondered how the world can get from here to there— from the chaos of depreciating paper to a convertible currency worthy of our children and our grandchildren—wonder no more. The answer, brilliantly expounded, is between these covers.

America has long needed a modern Alexander Hamilton.
In Lewis E. Lehrman, she has finally found him."
James Grant
Author and Editor of Grant's Interest Rate Observer


How do the United States, and other countries, get from here to there? That is, how we get from the present unstable paper dollar to a stable dollar as good as gold. This question has been raised and debated at crucial junctures over the last hundred years.

After almost a century of manipulated paper- and credit-based currencies, how do nations--which need the benefits of free trade in order to prosper—terminate the anarchy of volatile, depreciating, floating exchange rates?  How do the same nations stage the resumption of a true gold standard, without the escalating debt and leverage of official reserve currencies?

Since the inauguration of Bretton Woods in 1944, so-called free trade has been maintained and subsidized by the especially open market and overvalued reserve currency dollar of the United States.  In a word, since World War II, free trade has often been at the expense of United States businesses, manufacturing, and labor.

How, therefore, may America now lead other nations toward an equitable and renewed world trading system based on a new monetary order, stable exchange rates, and reciprocal free trade inuring to the mutual benefit of all? How do the same nations stage the resumption of a true gold standard, without the escalating debt and leverage of official reserve currencies?

The True Gold Standard by Lewis E. Lehrman
endeavors to answer these questions and more.

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The True Gold Standard - Lewis E. Lehrman

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