gold dollar

基本解释

With a gold dollar, a car might cost $600 instead of $6, 000, but the exact amount of the medium of exchange used wouldn't matter.
在一个金美元的市场里，一辆汽车也许会值600美元而不是6000美元，市场中交易媒介的确切数量是无关紧要的。
There is nothing sacred about any initial definition of the gold dollar, so long as we stick to it once we are on the gold standard.
关于金美元的初始定义或比值并没有什么神圣的，一旦我们回归到了金本位，只要坚持这个初始定价就行了。
Analysts expect the uncertain road ahead for the EU could keep the euro volatile and keep gold, in euro-terms, outperforming gold in dollar-terms in the near-term.
分析人士预计，欧盟所面临的不确定前景可能会令欧元持续振荡，而欧元计价的金价短期内表现将超过美元计价的金价。

On monetary policy, Roosevelt and the Congress decided that the dollar should no longer be tied to the price of gold.
Under the gold standard your dollar bill represented so many ounces of gold and you were supposed to be able to always get that gold.
在金本位制度下,你的纸币表示着,很多盎司的金子,并且你可以一直兑换那些金子。
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At that time, both gold and silver were used to support the value of the American dollar.

During the post-World War II gold dollar, real economic growth averaged 4% a year.
FORBES: Gingrich, The Gold Standard, And The Florida Primary