The Road to the Dollar Standard

Mark Metzler ()

Japanese Economy, 2002, vol. 30, issue 3, 46-81

Abstract: This essay describes the evolution of Japan's modern currency standard, from its premodern origins, to the age of the classical gold standard, to the establishment of the classical dollar standard after World War II. Relatively little has been written in English describing this long-run evolution, and much of the existing work is relatively fragmentary; what follows is intended to provide a chronological framework and to provide some pointers to the literature on the subject.1

Date: 2002
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