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Average Weekly Internal Demand For Gold for Great Britain (Q14003GBQ591NNBR)
1914:Q2: 520.5 Thousands Of Pounds Sterling Per Week Last 5 Observations
Quarterly, Not Seasonally Adjusted, Updated: 2012-08-20 8:34 AM CDT
| Source: | National Bureau of Economic Research |
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| Release: | NBER Macrohistory Database |
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Notes:
Internal Demand For Gold Is Equal To The Difference Between The Net Imports Of Gold And The Increase In The Bank Of England'S Gold Reserve (Including Coins). Net Imports Are Based On Weekly Returns. Average Weekly Demand Was Computed By NBER From Quarterly Data Given In Source By Dividing By 12, 13, Or 14 (Number Of Weeks In Quarter). Quarters Begin On The Thursday Following The First Wednesday In December, March, June, And September Respectively. Annual Totals Equal The Algebraic Sum Of Weekly Averages Per Quarter. Source: R.G. Hawtrey, A Century Of Bank Rates (London, 1938), Appendix Ii, Pp. 297-300. |
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