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The world economy and the monetary system
1985During the past year the recession in the world economy deepened and deteriorated into a depression. Decelerating growth gave way to a decline in real production. The industrial countries, which had recorded average annual growth rates of 5% during the ten years from 1962 to 1972, ceased to show any growth in 1974 and swung into decline at an annual ...
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Reforming the world monetary system
Journal of Management History, 2011PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to examine Fritz Machlup's method and use of scenario analysis in the policy discussions around exchange rate solutions to balance of payments problems.Design/methodology/approachThe qualitative research on which this paper is based is the sociohistorical biographical approach, based on a close examination of ...
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Can the World Monetary System be Saved from Collapse by Monetary Gold
Journal of Reviews on Global Economics, 2018The world community is gripped by the expectation of significant changes in the international monetary system, which has been permanently in crisis for decades. The uncertainty of the future gives rise to a sense of impending catastrophe, which must be prepared now, finding reliable anchors for preserving capital and providing an equivalent exchange in
S. Varlamova, M. Medvedeva
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Eastern Vector of Transformation of the World Monetary System
World Economy and International Relations, 2023The article discusses the crisis-prone nature of the functioning of the modern monetary system, which is manifested by the low efficiency of large-scale financial measures aimed at stabilizing international economic and financial relations. Based on the analysis of the historical and modern role of the countries of the East in the world economy, the ...
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China’s Development and the Future World Monetary System
2021Since the advent modern times, the international monetary system has experienced a transition from the gold standard to the dollar-based Bretton Woods System, and then to the Jamaica System featuring one super currency (the US dollar) and several strong currencies (the pound, the euro, and the yen).
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THE WORLD MONETARY SYSTEM: THEORY AND METHODOLOGY OF TRANSFORMATION
EKONOMIKA I UPRAVLENIE: PROBLEMY, RESHENIYA, 2022The world monetary system is a complex, complex concept. She faced serious problems that arose due to the deterioration of the socio-economic situation in the world against the background of the coronavirus pandemic. Until 2019–2020, the world monetary system developed in difficult economic conditions, largely dependent on the influence of historical ...
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The European Monetary System in the World Economy
1992On January 24, 1989, I summarized my iconoclastic views regarding the present international monetary system — or scandal? — before the Economic, Monetary and Industrial Policy Commission of the European Parliament under the title of a famous French song: «Tout va tres bien, Madame la Marquise, tout va tres bien; mais cependant, il faut que je vous dise.
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Effectiveness of Monetary Policy and the World Financial System
1988My colleague, Mr Languetin, touched on a number of the things that I wanted to touch on in a slightly different context. From a central-bank perspective the broad subject of financial innovation is of rather pressing interest from two points of view. One is the very conventional point of view, and that is, what does all this mean for the way in which ...
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Communications on Applied Nonlinear Analysis
The US-China trade war, the COVID-19 pandemic, and now the Russia-Ukraine conflict have led to a new consensus from developed economies that it is necessary to reduce interdependence... However, this process of lowering interdependence has led the world to rising inflation, labor shortages, rising protectionism, shocks to the global financial system,...
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The US-China trade war, the COVID-19 pandemic, and now the Russia-Ukraine conflict have led to a new consensus from developed economies that it is necessary to reduce interdependence... However, this process of lowering interdependence has led the world to rising inflation, labor shortages, rising protectionism, shocks to the global financial system,...
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