Money in a MaelstromMacmillan Company, 1949 - 221 páginas |
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... become impossible at an early date . Reconstruction would not have developed into an inflationary building boom and stock - exchange speculation could not have grown out of hand . But who was there to stop foreign credits ? It would be ...
... become impossible at an early date . Reconstruction would not have developed into an inflationary building boom and stock - exchange speculation could not have grown out of hand . But who was there to stop foreign credits ? It would be ...
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... become possible . On the contrary , the foreign exchange situation was bound to become worse . Exchange control is never quite able to prevent leaks whereby capital leaves the country but is completely watertight in preventing any fresh ...
... become possible . On the contrary , the foreign exchange situation was bound to become worse . Exchange control is never quite able to prevent leaks whereby capital leaves the country but is completely watertight in preventing any fresh ...
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... become impossible . The transitional period would hardly be transitional any more . Earlier in this chap- ter we have compared the position of many of the prospec- tive borrowers of the International Bank to that of an enterprise which ...
... become impossible . The transitional period would hardly be transitional any more . Earlier in this chap- ter we have compared the position of many of the prospec- tive borrowers of the International Bank to that of an enterprise which ...
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1925 gold standard acceptance assets Austria balance of payments bancor bankers bilateral Bretton Woods Agreements Bretton Woods Conference Bretton Woods system capital flight Central Banks clearing agreement Clearing Union coun crisis Dawes Plan debt debtor delegation depression devaluation dollar economic and financial effect equilibrium Europe exchange control exchange rates exchange restrictions exports financing foreign exchange free convertibility free currency Fund Agreement German Germany's Governor imports inflation institution interference International Bank international cooperation International Monetary Fund international monetary system international trade investment Keynes loans London long term Marshall Plan ment mone monetary agreements monetary authorities monetary policy monetary relations multilateral multiple currency Nazi offer and demand overvalued parity political principles problem rate of exchange reconstruction Reichsbank Reichsmark rency reparation payments Schacht short term credits situation social sterling surplus tary tion tional transactions transitional period United White Plan