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gold bullion standard

A monetary system where the currency is backed by gold bullion rather than gold coins. Technical term in economics and financial history.

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The gold bullion standard, unlike the gold coin standard, does not assume the circulation of actual gold coins.

金きん本ほん位い制せい度ど
金本位制度 is the broader gold standard, which includes both gold coin and gold bullion standards. 金地金本位制度 specifically refers to the bullion variant.
金きん貨か本ほん位い制せい度ど
金貨本位制度 is the gold coin standard, where gold coins circulate as currency. 金地金本位制度 uses bullion as backing without coin circulation.

金地金本位制度
- きんじきんほんいせいど
  Standard kanji form for this economic term.
- きんじがねほんいせいど
きんじがねほんいせいど

Compound of 金地金 (gold bullion) + 本位制度 (standard system). The term is a direct calque from English 'gold bullion standard'.

金きん本ほん位い制せい度ど