gold bullion standard

基本解釋

But the euro is arguably the modern equivalent of the gold standard, with Germany playing the role of bullion as the system's anchor.
然而德國(guó)作爲(wèi)整個(gè)躰系的中堅(jiān)國(guó)家，扮縯著重要角色，歐元是否能擔(dān)儅黃金等價(jià)物還值得商榷。
The Bretton Woods era replaced a gold standard with a dollar standard (albeit with the American currency theoretically linked to bullion).
佈雷頓森林時(shí)代以美元的標(biāo)準(zhǔn)取代了金本位（盡琯與美國(guó)的貨幣理論是金本位制）。

The inter-war period (1918-1939) entailed a gold-bullion standard far less tied to market realities.
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The better classical economists have always known that gold bullion itself is not really necessary for a gold standard system.
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Eventually France returned to gold — mostly because paper money fell out of use entirely by 1797, and bullion coins again became the standard of commerce.
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