Money in a MaelstromMacmillan Company, 1949 - 221 páginas |
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... dollar value we hope to attain in the near future . That objective means more to the good of other nations than a ... dollar in terms of American commodities is an end from which the government and the people of the United States cannot ...
... dollar value we hope to attain in the near future . That objective means more to the good of other nations than a ... dollar in terms of American commodities is an end from which the government and the people of the United States cannot ...
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... dollar was again linked to gold at about 60 per cent of its former parity and , although the President was given the power to change the gold content of the dollar to 50 per cent of the old parity , this power was never used . From the ...
... dollar was again linked to gold at about 60 per cent of its former parity and , although the President was given the power to change the gold content of the dollar to 50 per cent of the old parity , this power was never used . From the ...
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... dollars ( 25 per cent of the quota or 10 per cent of the mem- ber's net official holdings of gold and dollars whichever the smaller amount ) , partly in local currency , each member to have the right to buy another member's currency ...
... dollars ( 25 per cent of the quota or 10 per cent of the mem- ber's net official holdings of gold and dollars whichever the smaller amount ) , partly in local currency , each member to have the right to buy another member's currency ...
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