Titlebook: Bretton Woods Revisited; Evaluations of the I A. L. Keith Acheson,John F. Chant,Martin F. J. Pra Book 1972 University of Toronto Press 1972

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Management of Pelvic Organ Prolapsepture what it was to know the beginning only.’ It is difficult to reconstruct the intellectual, political, and economic setting of the Bretton Woods Conference a quarter of a century later. But it is useful to try. The effort may help explain the international financial system we have inherited from

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Management of Pelvic Organ Prolapsesystem we wanted to have after the war. So far as I was concerned, the high spot intellectually in the discussions that preceded Bretton Woods was reached at the meetings held in London in 1942 to discuss the Clearing Union proposal. We were worried in Canada about the shape that British economic po

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Echocardiography in Pericardial Diseased the practical experience of a man who has an intimate knowledge of the postwar institutions, particularly the Fund. It is always interesting for outsiders to compare the general literature on the theory of balance of payments and foreign exchange and the views of practitioners. I was very much imp

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Management of Periprosthetic Joint Infectionssion-proof. We have not had a great depression since the war but have suffered the opposite malaise of inflation. Nevertheless, the twenty-five years since the founding have been years of prosperity unparalleled in history. It would be hard to say how much credit is due the Fund and Bank for this p

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-54469-3He has also offered some tantalizing suggestions about how the present system should be allowed to evolve in the future and some ideas about how this evolution may in fact proceed. While it strikes me that he has perhaps exaggerated somewhat the significance of monetary orders and mechanisms in shap

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Aditi Bhatt,Ramakrishnan Ayloor Seshadrirm objectives — where we want to be in 1980 or 1990. The questions to which Mr Prebisch has addressed himself are, I think, second-best short-term possibilities. I had hoped that he would find time to say a bit more about matters relating to direct aid transfer which remains the first-best policy an