Sentences with phrase «called paper gold»

They can be called paper gold.

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To defend itself, the IMF is proposing to act as a «central bank» creating what was called «paper gold» in the late 1960s — artificial credit in the form of Special Drawing Rights (SDRs).

There is no whatsoever connection between «gold bars in Fort Knox» and the green papers in your pockets you call money.

Starting in the 18th century, nation - states increasingly used precious metals such as gold and silver to back their paper money, creating a monetary system called the gold standard.

The moral of this story is that you should continue to exchange some of what David Morgan has so famously called «paper promises» for more physical gold and silver — and if you're still on the fence about getting started, get a move on!

The studies were called randomized controlled trials, which are considered the «gold standard» in research «The scientific term for it is «silly,»» ays Michael Holick, a professor of medicine at Boston University, told the paper.

For the next decade he'd work on getting the Kindle closer to what he called the «gold standard»: paper.

This is why Gold ETFs are also called «Paper Gold».

Then in what can only be called an EPIC FAIL Fitz - boy offers a rebuttal published in the least credible of all venues — a personal blog, making the publisher of Miskolczi's paper look solid gold in comparison.

Also participating on the call: Cal Dooley, American Chemistry Council (ACC); Donna Harman, American Forest & Paper Association; Kenneth E. Bentsen Jr., Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association; Linda Dempsey, National Association of Manufacturers (NAM), Jonathan Gold, National Retail Federation; and Rob Mulligan, U.S. Council for International Business.

While derivatives built on underlying assets such as cash, gold and bonds are constructed to minimize loss in more high - risk endeavors, what the report calls «a generic paper contract» might not specify data sources or algorithms implemented by the counterparties.

Unadorned evergreens and brown paper packages boasting a pioneer spirit mixed with the glamorous glimmer of gold and bronze amount to a look we admiringly call heritage holiday.