 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations - 1941 - 78 páginas
...acquisitions. Such acquisitions should be insulated from the credit systems, and, once insulated, it 'would be advisable if they were not restored to the...would be especially suitable for investors other than commer«iay banks. This is clearly desirable for monetary as well as fiscal reasons. 5. As the national... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Banking Currency Committee - 1941 - 98 páginas
...acquisitions. Such acquisitions should be insulated from the credit system, and, once insulated, it would be advisable if they were not restored to the...limit should be raised; that the special limitations in defense financing should be removed; and that the Treasury should be authorized to issue any type... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Banking and Currency - 1941 - 106 páginas
...acquisitions. Such acquisitions should be insulated from the credit system, and, once insulated, it would be advisable if they were not restored to the...limit should be raised; that the special limitations in defense financing should be removed; and that the Treasury should be authorized to issue any type... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Ways and Means - 1941 - 114 páginas
...requirements of Government and the extraordinary needs of the defense program should be accompanied by drawing upon the existing large volume of deposits...deposits through bank purchases of Government securities. 24 What is your position on that statement? Secretary Morgenthau. That statement and the statement... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Ways and Means - 1941 - 122 páginas
...requirements of Government and the extraordinary needs of the defense program should be accompanied by drawing upon the existing large volume of deposits...deposits through bank purchases of Government securities. Mr. REED. I had concluded you must have some group. Secretary MORGENTHAU. What we had tried to do,... | |
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Such acquisitions should be insulated from the credit systems, and, once insulated, it 'would be advisable if they were not restored to the credit system except after consultation with the Federal Open Market Committee. 4. The financing of both the ordinary... 