Money in a MaelstromMacmillan Company, 1949 - 221 páginas |
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... investment , the loss of gold is not accompanied by a reduction in outstanding bank notes or Central Bank deposits . In the balance sheet of the Central Bank the acquisition of the foreign investments merely re- places one asset ( gold ) ...
... investment , the loss of gold is not accompanied by a reduction in outstanding bank notes or Central Bank deposits . In the balance sheet of the Central Bank the acquisition of the foreign investments merely re- places one asset ( gold ) ...
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... investment was a task that could no longer be satisfactorily handled in its entirety by private issuing houses . Coordination and guid- ance by an international institution disposing of the best and most widely spread knowledge of ...
... investment was a task that could no longer be satisfactorily handled in its entirety by private issuing houses . Coordination and guid- ance by an international institution disposing of the best and most widely spread knowledge of ...
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... invest- ment . As such it will be a most useful international institu- tion . The failures of the interwar period in ... investment - money where it is needed for reconstruction and development . The Bank can do this because it protects ...
... invest- ment . As such it will be a most useful international institu- tion . The failures of the interwar period in ... investment - money where it is needed for reconstruction and development . The Bank can do this because it protects ...
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