Gold Bullion Standard System

Japanese: 金地金本位制度 - きんじがねほんいせいど

A type of gold standard, also known as the gold bullion standard. A system in which the central bank converts its own currency into gold bullion or purchases gold bullion only for external settlements, linking gold and currency through gold bullion conversion without minting gold coins. Like the gold exchange standard, it was adopted by many countries when the gold standard was re-established after World War I, with the aim of conserving gold due to the gold shortage at the time. It is particularly known for being adopted by the United Kingdom from 1925 to 1931. →Gold standard→Related topicGold coin standard

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Japanese:

金核本位制の一種で，金塊本位制度とも。中央銀行が対外決済の場合に限り，自国の通貨を金地金に兌換(だかん)，あるいは金地金を買い入れる制度で，金貨を鋳造せず，金地金兌換を通じて金と通貨を結びつける制度。金為替本位制と同じく，第１次大戦後の金本位制再建の際，当時の金不足から金を節約することを目的として各国で採用された。特に1925年−1931年に英国が採用していたことで知られる。→金本位制度
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