Since new production of gold would only add a small fraction to the accumulated stock, the Gold Standard assured that the money supply and thus, the price level would not vary much. It was also an international standard, because it allowed the valuation of a country’s currency in terms of other countries’ currencies – hence leading to a fixed exchange rate system...
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This system remained the norm until basically the 1800’s following the Napoleonic Wars. The Bank of England established bank notes that served as legal tender as early as 1833. The Bank Charter Act of 1844 established that Bank of England notes which were fully backed by gold were the new legal standard...
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