Goldflow Among 1967 U S Problems An AP Analysis
AP Business News Analyst John Caniff outlines how the so called goldflow movement reflects a diminishing U S gold supply and a balance of payments deficit. He traces the shift from gold standard to fiat money and explains how dollars flow abroad through trade tourism investments and aid. He notes the paradox of plenty and the risk to prestige as foreign demand and dollar confidence influence international trade.
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Promise of 35 Dollar Ounce Shields Prestige
The text argues a fixed price of 35 dollars per ounce is essential to maintain national prestige and deter a decline in value relative to other currencies and to gold. It links monetary policy to international standing and investment confidence.
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