Money in a MaelstromMacmillan Company, 1949 - 221 páginas |
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... currency . Offer and demand of currencies are variables determined by a number of factors amongst which the rate of exchange is one . It cannot be said that there is only one rate of exchange at which they will be equal . There are ...
... currency . Offer and demand of currencies are variables determined by a number of factors amongst which the rate of exchange is one . It cannot be said that there is only one rate of exchange at which they will be equal . There are ...
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... currency area . In 1933 , however , Germany adopted bi- lateralism as a principle : trade with every country — whether belonging to the free currency or the blocked currency area -had to be settled by bilateral agreements regulating all ...
... currency area . In 1933 , however , Germany adopted bi- lateralism as a principle : trade with every country — whether belonging to the free currency or the blocked currency area -had to be settled by bilateral agreements regulating all ...
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... currency , each member to have the right to buy another member's currency from the Fund in exchange for its own currency at a rate of not more than 25 per cent of its quota per annum , and only to the extent that the total holdings of ...
... currency , each member to have the right to buy another member's currency from the Fund in exchange for its own currency at a rate of not more than 25 per cent of its quota per annum , and only to the extent that the total holdings of ...
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