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SOME INTERNATIONAL ASPECTS OF CENTRAL BANK CREDIT POLICY
Internal vs. External stability
Multiplication of Financial Centres
INTERNATIONAL MONETAE! ISSUES IN RELATION
TO ECONOMIC RECOVERY
GOLD STANDAED vs. MANAGED MONEY DEBATE OF THE 1930's
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4. Will Unemployment Increase? 4 April 1925 ..• 1J
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161
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5. Notes on planning and on the land values
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1944
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2. The price system
5. The function of exchange rates
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5. The Havana Charter
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M
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British authorities should peg the pound at
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British authorities should peg the pound at
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keeping it there for sufficient time for us to see
whether we can hold it. Stabilization is absolutely necessary for the world to get out of the
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