Money in a MaelstromMacmillan Company, 1949 - 221 páginas |
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... structure . At the same time it increased the supply of the currency of the country that bought the gold by extending the basis of that country's credit structure . It made credit less abundant and therefore more expensive in the gold ...
... structure . At the same time it increased the supply of the currency of the country that bought the gold by extending the basis of that country's credit structure . It made credit less abundant and therefore more expensive in the gold ...
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... structure , whilst " open market policy " in the Anglo - Saxon countries enabled the Central Banks to limit that effect to whatever degree they considered desirable . The effect of gold movements on the credit structure was further ...
... structure , whilst " open market policy " in the Anglo - Saxon countries enabled the Central Banks to limit that effect to whatever degree they considered desirable . The effect of gold movements on the credit structure was further ...
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... structure of the lending country . The abolition of the automatic effect of gold movements on the credit structure gave the monetary authorities a new freedom of action and at the same time a new responsibility . It was up to their ...
... structure of the lending country . The abolition of the automatic effect of gold movements on the credit structure gave the monetary authorities a new freedom of action and at the same time a new responsibility . It was up to their ...
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