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The Monetary Crisis of Lebanon

Review of Middle East Economics and Finance, 2021
Abstract Above its traditional currency and debt crisis features, Lebanon’s ongoing crisis sheds the light on the inherent weakness of dollarized monetary systems. This crisis can be seen as a monetary crisis, as the country’s dollarized banking system’s liquidity and solvency problems led to the loss of the “moneyness” of its dollar ...
Joseph Bitar
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The International Monetary Crisis of 1971

The Journal of Business, 1973
The international monetary crisis of 1971 began on August 15, 1971 with the announcement of President Nixon's "new economic policy." Domestically, it involved most dramatically a 90-day wage and price freeze. Internationally, is involved most dramatically the suspension of the convertibility of the U.S.
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The coming monetary crisis

Journal of Corporate Accounting & Finance, 2011
AbstractWhat's ahead for the US economy, and what cash and treasury strategies will best help your business survive and prosper despite hard times? © 2011 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
James A. Tackett, Fran Wolf
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The European Monetary System: Crisis and Future

Open Economies Review, 1996
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