Titlebook: Evolution of the International and Regional Monetary Systems; Essays in Honour of Alfred Steinherr (Director of Financial Research, Book

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A Proposal for Co-operative Relief of Debt in Africa (CORDA)not only their prospects of future development but also their ability to maintain reasonable living standards for a large fraction of the population are seriously compromised. During the years 1973–80 the Gross Domestic Product of this region grew, in constant prices, at the low annual rate of 3.2 p

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ECU Financial Markets: Recent Evolution and Perspectiveseral functions: first, to provide an alternative to the US dollar in international official reserve holdings; second, to provide an alternative in private internal portfolios; third, to provide an alternative to the US dollar in international trade invoicing and payments; and, finally, to become eve

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Trennungsenergien einzelner Bindungen,t for exerting a stabilising influence on the behaviour of the global economy. That vision inspired the work of the Committee of Twenty. As we all know, and at least some of us regret, the C-20 did not succeed in reaching agreement on a reformed international monetary system. Instead, the regime deg

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Springer Tracts in Modern Physicsssed then with its lucidity and elegance in bridging the gap between the Anglo-Saxon and the Continental approaches to market equilibrium and in clarifying the whole subject of imperfect competition. Even in that work — his Ph.D. thesis at Harvard — Robert’s propensity to reform was evident. So was

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SCHRIFTLEITUNG DER NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN. The United States had lured the European countries into this with Marshall Plan money, not merely out of generosity but also out of self-interest in the speedy recovery of Europe’s economies. Economic growth was the main objective, full employment the only acceptable constraint, and effective dema

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