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Page 105
... liquidity " approach , the principal fruit of which is the Special Drawing Right . Like our approach to trade , our approach to interna- tional liquidity is an uneasy combination of general ideology and particular self - interest . Also ...
... liquidity " approach , the principal fruit of which is the Special Drawing Right . Like our approach to trade , our approach to interna- tional liquidity is an uneasy combination of general ideology and particular self - interest . Also ...
Page 106
... liquidity for others as well as ourselves , so much the better . But making the dollar's incidental liquidity - creating role superfluous would not end the deficit , however sound an idea the SDR might be in itself . Underneath the ...
... liquidity for others as well as ourselves , so much the better . But making the dollar's incidental liquidity - creating role superfluous would not end the deficit , however sound an idea the SDR might be in itself . Underneath the ...
Page 110
... liquidity- creation will be needed , preferably some system which does not recreate the instability of the dollar ... liquidity without relying on dollar deficits . But while it is easy enough to imagine the techniques whereby an inter ...
... liquidity- creation will be needed , preferably some system which does not recreate the instability of the dollar ... liquidity without relying on dollar deficits . But while it is easy enough to imagine the techniques whereby an inter ...
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Main Issues within the Atlantic | 85 |
Basic Balance of Payments 1970 | 98 |
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