Excerpt from British War Finance and the Consequences, Vol. 8
I should mention that this little book reproduces a dissertation which was part of the work prescribed me by the National University of Ireland for the M.A. Degree in Economics this year. There are a few slight alterations bringing some statistics to date.
At the suggestion of my Professor of Economics at University College, Dublin, Rev. T.A. Finlay, M.A., the dissertation is published, in the hope that it may serve as a source of general information, and, it may be, even throw some new light on a subject which has been forced upon the attention of all of us within recent years - the great change in living, or rather in securing the means of living, which is one of the sad results of the war. The pre-war English financial system, the measures taken to adapt the system to war conditions, and the state of the finances after the armistice, are dealt with in turn. The study is carried to the end of the financial year 1919-20, and matters of cardinal importance are treated in the necessary detail.
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