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off-gold
off-gold adj. 
/ˌɑfˈɡoʊld/ (of a nation) not using the gold standard (now chiefly historical).
Brit. /ˌɒfˈɡəʊld/
, /ˌɒfˈɡəʊld/U.S. /ˌɔfˈɡoʊld/
, /ˌɔfˈɡoʊld//ˌɑfˈɡoʊld/ΘΚΠ
society > trade and finance > money > medium of exchange or currency > [adjective] > types of currency system
bimetallic1876
monometallic1877
silver1879
monometallist1886
trimetallic1887
bimetallistic1889
symmetallic1895
off-gold1935
single currency1952
1935 Economist 20 Apr. 900/2 The bulk of their trade is done with off-gold countries, and in commodities whose prices are determined by conditions in those off-gold countries.
1951 Amer. Hist. Rev. 56 315 [In 1933] the gold bloc reasserted their intention to maintain that standard [i.e. gold as the measure of foreign exchange]. The off-gold countries took note of the importance of the gold bloc intention.
2003 www.gmu.edu 10 Feb. (O.E.D. Archive) Evidence of large regime differences (between on-gold and off-gold countries) [during the Great Depression] from panel data.
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- communicableness
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