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Forces Cause the Great Depression?, Norton, 1976), such eclectic interpretations as (Kindleberger,.The World in Depression … expounded by (Hawtrey,.The Art of Central Banking, Longmans, Green, and Co, 1932) and (Cassel,.Crisis in the World's Monetary … attempt to restore the gold standard after World War I and increasing demand for gold following the sequential resumption of …
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apparent necessity to accept deflation to preserve the gold standard and (2) his hope that deflation would overwhelm the price …
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attempt to restore an international gold standard after World War I and did not originate, as Friedman believed, in the United …, who both warned that restoring the gold standard would cause catastrophic deflation unless monetary demand for gold was …
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The great depression of 1929 and the great financial crisis of 2008 have been the two big events of the last 75 years. Not only have they produced serious economic consequences but they also changed our view of economics and policymaking. The aim of this work is to compare these two great crises...
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While the causes of the collapse of cooperation in maintaining the international gold standard are subject to debate (the lack of a dominant central bank to coordinate global monetary policy versus the nonreflection of disparate inflation rates in exchange rate parities, for example), there is...
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