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Cent milliards de dollars

Annales des Mines - Responsabilité et environnement, 2010
Le chiffre de 100 milliards de dollars représentant le montant des financements prévus par l’Accord de Copenhague pour les pays en développement à partir de 2020, n’est pas sorti du chapeau d’un diplomate, dans les dernières heures de la négociation. La crédibilité de l’Accord de Copenhague est cependant mise à l’épreuve dès aujourd’hui.
Sandrine De Guio, Jean-Jacques Barbéris
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De-dollarizing the Hard Way

2006
There is wide consensus that partial dollarization can magnify a country’s vulnerabilities (e.g., Guide et al., 2004).2,3 These vulnerabilities relate to the country’s balance of payments, the banking sector and its borrowers and also fiscal sustain-ability.
Daniel C. Hardy, Ceyla Pazarbasioglu
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"Crawling" de-dollarization of the world economy

Mezhdunarodnaja jekonomika (The World Economics), 2023
With the death of the Bretton Woods system in 1971 the world has entered in an era of fiat money. As Andrey Burovski once said, the United States created an empire of completely different type — a money empire. The dollar has become a backbone of the world economy, and the Federal Reserve System — a central bank of the world.
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De-dollarization? Not so fast

Economics Letters, 2023
Felix Gerding, Jonathan S. Hartley
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De-dollarization of the russian economy in the XXI century

Mezhdunarodnaja jekonomika (The World Economics), 2022
Dollarization is a process of replacing a local currency with a foreign currency as a form of savings, means of payments and measure of value. According to these functions of money dollarization can be broken into three types: fi nancial dollarization, dollarization of payment and real dollarization. The subject matter of this article is the fi rst two
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De-dollarizing

2005
Revue publiée à New York.
Herrera, Rémy, Nakatani, Paulo
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Is It Possible to De-Dollarize? : The Case of Ecuador

International Journal of Political Economy, 2003
The policy reform termed dollarization, adoption of a foreign currency as the domestic currency, is widely believed to be irreversible. The paper presents counter examples, while noting that the Latin American "hard pegs" present problems that are more complex.
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Alice au pays des dollars

Communication et langages, 1971
Ce n'est pas la premiere fois que les economistes sont critiques pour l'obscurite de leur langage et, partant, de leurs explications. Dans cet article, Henry Sezanne, lui-meme economiste (ancien secretaire general de l'Association des docteurs en sciences economiques), a recueilli quelques « perles », quelques « exercices de style » se rapportant a la ...
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Der Außenwert des Dollars

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Trends, reasons and prospects of de-dollarization

2023
The 1944 "Bretton Woods Agreement" gave birth to the new international financial system marked by the centrality of the US dollar which is a crucial pillar of the global power of the United States. Over the past eight decades, the asymmetry of the shrinking US economic weight in the world economy and growing dominant role of the dollar has become more ...
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