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- I. Introduction [Leland B. Yeager]
- II. Money in a Neoclassical Perspective [Clarence E. Philbrook]
- III. Monetary Disturbances and Business Fluctuations in Two Centuries of American History [Clark Warburton]
- IV. The Case for a 100 Per Cent Gold Dollar [Murray N. Rothbard]
- V. The Gold Standard: A Reappraisal [Arthur Kemp]
- VI. Predictability: The Criterion of Monetary Constitutions [James M. Buchanan]
- VII. The Commodity-Reserve Currency Proposal Reconsidered [Benjamin Graham]
- VIII. Should There Be an Independent Monetary Authority? [Milton Friedman]
- IX. The Necessary and the Desirable Range of Discretion to Be Allowed to a Monetary Authority [Jacob Viner]
- X. 100 Per Cent Reserve Banking [George S. Tolley]
- XI. Sound Money—Why Needed and How Obtainable [Willford I. King]
- XII. Stable Monetary Growth [Richard T. Selden]
- Index
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