Money in a MaelstromMacmillan Company, 1949 - 221 páginas |
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... export surplus out of which the interest could be paid . As we should know , payments abroad could only be effected by the export of goods , and , therefore , no exports no payments . The question was asked whether the reverse was not ...
... export surplus out of which the interest could be paid . As we should know , payments abroad could only be effected by the export of goods , and , therefore , no exports no payments . The question was asked whether the reverse was not ...
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... exports of goods and services , or the payment of interest and regular amortization on the foreign debt . But it ... exports that were never paid for . In order really to assure that all exports took place against payment in foreign ...
... exports of goods and services , or the payment of interest and regular amortization on the foreign debt . But it ... exports that were never paid for . In order really to assure that all exports took place against payment in foreign ...
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... exporters were lured with increased sales to a large market at high prices , paid to them in their own currency ... exports and to adapt its international trade to its needs for rearmament . The Bretton Woods Agreements have taken a ...
... exporters were lured with increased sales to a large market at high prices , paid to them in their own currency ... exports and to adapt its international trade to its needs for rearmament . The Bretton Woods Agreements have taken a ...
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