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This paper highlights the exchange rate for the pound sterling soon after it began to float, moved within a relatively narrow range in relation to other major currencies and unrest in the exchange markets moderated. In some countries, such as Australia and Spain, where outward capital movements...
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This paper describes that with regard to import surcharges, advance import deposits, and measures to stimulate exports, there appears to have been a small net increase in restrictions. Also, in several member countries the role of state trading increased. Although it is difficult to quantify the...
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This paper discusses that although in terms of value world trade increased at a sharp rate, the rise was in only a … oil and some other primary products, the value of world trade, rose by some 45 percent or nearly double the rate of growth …
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This paper highlights the period under review was characterized by an unusually rapid increase in world trade and … stresses on the international payments system. After a downturn in the rate of expansion of world trade in 1967, there was a … restrictive import policies were adopted in other countries, which generally have a more important share in world trade …
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IMF-World Bank Spring Meetings, Ministers Resolve to Counter Slowdown, Combat Food Hikes, Credit Crisis is Broadening …, World Economic Outlook, IMFC Communiqué, Quota and Voice Reform, IMF's New Income Model, Best Practices for Sovereign Funds …
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Global financial crisis, Iceland, Poul Thomsen, IMF work program, IMF Shocks Facility, Kyrgyz Republic; Malawi; Exogenous Shocks Facility, Pakistan loan, IMF and social safety nets, gains against poverty in jeopardy, commodity prices slump, Latin America withstands shocks, Improved policies help...
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