Monetary cooperation and exchange rate management in the 1950s : Britain, Germany and France in the return to currency convertibility
The architects of the post-World War II international economic order considered the free convertibility of currencies for current account purposes one of the fundamental prerequisites of multilateral trade and thus of economic growth. While the Bretton Woods system started operating in 1946, the Wes...
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London School of Economics and Political Science (University of London)
1997
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