The dream of going back to an objective monetary standard _ preferably gold, but anyway something untouched by human hands _ has been kept alive by a small but well-financed group of enthusiasts.
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Burebista suppressed the indigenous minting of coinages by four major tribal groups, adopting imported or copied Roman denarii as a monetary standard During his reign, Burebista transferred Geto-Dacians capital from Argedava to Sarmizegetusa Regia.
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There are many different variations of the idea, including a possibility that it would be administered by a global central bank that would define its own monetary standard or that it would be on the gold standard.
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The issue of what monetary standard would be used occupied the nation for the rest of the 19th century, becoming most acute in the Democratic National Convention with his Cross of Gold speech, decrying the gold standard.
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He has proposed a free-market approach to the resolution of the ongoing financial crisis, based on extended personal liability for senior bankers, the exit of the state from the financial system and the restoration of a sound monetary standard.
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The biggest wave of defections came at the end of the 19th Century, when five Western Republicans followed Stewart to become " Silver Republicans " in protest of the government's plan to switch the monetary standard from silver to gold.
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He earnestly wishes to improve society and in particular the lot of the lower classes, but seems to lack the charisma and charm to succeed & mdash; for example, he chooses to discuss the monetary standard of bimetallism with Lady Stutfield.
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:In James Blish's " Cities in Flight " future history, there are several incidents when monetary standards based on scarce commodities collapse due to technological advances, if I remember correctly . . . talk ) 15 : 28, 7 September 2011 ( UTC)
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"For most economists gold goes in teeth, around the neck or on the pinkie, " says his friend and student Dornbusch at MIT . " In Mundell's rendition it has a more central place as the monetary standard in a world otherwise without an anchor.
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Curiously, long after Grafulla's death, during the presidential contest of 1896, while McKinley and Bryan were debating the burning issue of a silver vs . gold monetary standard, his publishers issued a " Solid Money March " under the palindrome, " C . S . Allufarg ".
