Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1923. — 186 p. — (Economic and social history of the World War)ContentsIntroductionThe currency questionAustro-Hungarian currency prior to its stamping in Czechoslovak bank notesProposals for a restoration of the currencyThe metal reserve projectThe property taxThe peace treaty and the currencyThe international exchange rate of the kroneThe Banking department of the Ministry of FinanceNational financeThe budgetGovernment undertakingsTaxes, general duties, customs duties, and monopoliesThe national debtEconomic measuresThe liberation of the financial system The naturalization of joint-stock companiesThe increase of company capitalThe stock exchangeThe housing problemThe transition from state control to freedom of trade and competitionSummaryConclusionAnnexes: Tables and Index