In this report, Robert Percival Porter addresses a controversial issue regarding the use of currency in Porto Rico. He examines the historical and economic context surrounding the question, and offers his own recommendations for a workable solution. As an expert in banking and finance, Porter's insights were highly valued and this report is seen as a significant contribution to debates about monetary policy in the early 20th century.

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