THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1933.

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PLANNED ECONOMY AND PLANNED PRICE LEVELS

(Continued from Pago 6.)

method this could be accomplished, and that, in particular, a rise in the prices of manufactured goods and a rise in wage rates in factories should be the starting point, I think this view very definitely wrong. I think) that what the factories need is greatly Increased volume, and that what Inbour needs- is, first of all, greatly increased employment. The price rises that we want to come first are in foodstuffa and raw materials. Ultimately, as employment Increnaes and as raw materials and foodstuffs rise, the aggregate of buying power In the country would be so greatly Increased that the prices of manu- factured goods and the wages of factory labourers can rise also, but this should be a Jaler stop, brought about by natural forces, by the mar kets, rather than a first stop artificial-Į ly forced. To get,rising, prices off manufactures, or even rising wage rates, before there. Is' an increase in employment and an increase in volume of production, is merely to choke off demand, and to add to the misery of tho millione of unemployed the additional burden of a rising cost of living.

PRICE LEVELS, DEBTORS & THE GENERAL ECONOMIC PICTURE.

I want to say something about that Achool of economic thought which sees all our difficulties in terms of the price level, the general average of com- modity prices, and which bolloves that if We could stabilize the general; average of commodity pricen wa should solve all our economic problems. They do not agree among themselves as to which price level is to be stabilized. Some wish to take the general average of commodity prices at wholesale, others would take the cost of living average, which would involve retail prices and rentals and perhaps wages of domestic servants, and should, of course, includo physic- iana' fees and things of that sort. Still others think in terms of n larger number of things which are bought and sold, including real estate itself and even stocks and bonds, and would make their price level wider than the commodity price level. But, in general, this school maintains that If we keep the price level stable we; should avoid all trouble. Rising prices generate speculation and un sound credits, falling prices rob debtors, and, if they go too far, make it difficult and in many cases im. possible for debtors to pay their debts, The solution from the standpoint of this school, is to strike at prices-not at particular prices, but at the general average.

Exclusive concentration upon the commodity price level as a criterion! of credit and currency policy must: necessarily lead to failure to use credit and currency policy properly with respect to other and at times much moro important phases of the econo mic situation. Thus, in 1928 and 1929, after years of overexpansion of credit which had generated on

ab- solutely wild stock market boom, we were told by the advocates of com- modity price stabilization, notably Professor Cassel, that wo should not tighten money rates to check the stock market boom because commodity prices hnd not risen, and that we should, in fact, increase the volume of credit because commodity-prices-had-moved | down moderately. Whatever may be said of commodity price stabilization as one among several goals of credit policy, there are many other things also to be considered in the rest of the economic situation in determining credit plicy. Exclusive preoccupa. tion with commodity prices can lend only to disaster.

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It is usual for adherents of this school to use the terms "value of money" and "general level of prices" if the one were merely the opposite side of the other. When prices have risen, they say that the value of money has fallen, and, when prices have fallen, they, say that the value of money has risen. There is

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SHARE PRICES

TO-DAY'S' QUOTATIONS ·

The following in the list of local share quotations issued to-day:

Banks.

'kong Banks, $1825 sa.- H'kong Banks, London $183 a. Chartored Banks, £15% n. Mercantile Bank, A. & B.

£241⁄2.. Morcantile Bank C., £9% n. Enst Asia, $101 b.

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Am: 0. Finance Corp., Sh. $20 m. China O. Fla. Ord., Sh.85.40 n. China O. Fin. Prot. Sh.35.00 n.

Insurances.

Canton Ins., $300 b. Union Ins., $560 so." China Underwriters, $2.40 n. China Fire, $595 n. H.K. Fire Ins., $202 b.

Shipping. Douglas, $32.00 n. H.K. Steamboats, $18 n. Indo-Chinas, (Prof.), $30 n. Indo-Chintis, (Def.), $821⁄2 B. Shells (Benrer), 52/6 n. Union Waterboats, $15 n.

Mining.

- Benguets, $29%.

Kailans, 82/6 n.

Langkats (Singlo), Sh. $17% n. - S'hai Explorations, Sh. $4 n.

S'hai Loans, Sh. $6.40 n. Raubs, $10 n. Venz: Goldfields, $5 n. Benquet Exp., 28 eta. n.

Docks, etc.

H.K. Wharves, $129 n. IK. Docks, $16 n. S. China Mators A., $10 n. S. China Motors B., $8 n. Providents (old), $3.90 sa, Providenta (new), $1.40 b. Hongkowe, Sh, $334 ... New Engineerings, Sh.$7% n. Shanghai Docks, Sb, $151 b and

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Lands, Hotels, etc. H. & S. Hotels, $7.85 b. H.K. Lande, $7TTY, D. S'hui Lands, Sh. $32% n Metropolitan Lands, Sh. $14. n. Humphreys, $14 n.

H.K. Reallies, $8.10 8.

Asia Renities "A" Sh. $140 n. Asia Realtics "B" Sh. $20 n. Chinese Estates $97 n. China Réalties, Sh. $14%1⁄2 n. China Debentures Sh.$137 n.

Cotton Mills, Ewa Cottons, Sh., $15 n. S'hal Cottons, Sh. $109 m. Zoong Sings, Sh. $1431⁄2 n. Wing On Textiles (8) $95 n.

Public Utilities. Trumwuys, $2280 sa. Peak Trams, (old), $15% n. Peak Trams, (new), $7% n. Star Ferries, $92% b.

Yaumati Ferries' (old), $27 n. China Lights (old), $13.15 sa. China Lights, (new), $121⁄2 ¤. H.K. Electrics, $74 s. Macho Electrics, $23 n. Sandakan Lights, $10 n. Telephonés (old), $31.10 1⁄4 xn. China Busca, Sh. $111⁄4 n. Singapore Tractions, 17- n. Singapore Pref. 18-n.

Industrials.

Malabon Sugars $15 n. Cald: Macg. (old), Sh. $20 n. Cald: Macg. (Pref.), Sh. $16 n. ..Canton Icos, $6 n.

Cements (Com.), $6.20 b and sa.. Cements (old), $6 n. Coments (new), $1 n.. II.K. Ropes, $0 n.

Stores, etc. Dairy Farma, $28:30 sa. Waisons, $10 s.

Der A Wings, $1 n. Lane Crawfords, $41⁄21⁄2 n. Mackintosha, $21 n. Sinceres, $14 m. Wm. Powells, $2.10 n.. Wing On (H.K.), $185 n.

Miscellaneous, Amusements, $121⁄2 n. H.K. Entertainments, $11% n. S.C. Enterprises, $34 n. United Theatres, Sh. $4 n. Mneno "Greyhounds," $10 n, Constructions (old), $3.00 n. Constructions (new), $1 n. B. Ind. & Bonds, 77% n. H.K. Govt. Loans, 44% b. Prom, Wallace, Harpers, $8 n.,

no harm in this if they are merely. giving a definition of the value of money though I don't think that such a definition is very useful. But there is great harm in this if they conclude from the fact that the general average, of prices has risen or fallen that money la nomehow or other to blame and that the remedy is to be found in currency manipulation.

(To be Continued.)

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