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Remaking the International Monetary System. The Rio Agreement and beyond

1968

by Machlup

Fritz MachlupMonetary PolicyInternational LiquidityMonetary ReformSpecial Drawing RightsInternational Monetary FundBretton WoodsGold StandardJohn Maynard KeynesBalance of PaymentsEuropean UnionMonetary TheoryGold ReservesMercantilismCredit ExpansionInflationRobert TriffinLiquidityMonetary StabilityMoney SupplyExchange RatesConvertibility

Table of Contents · 39 segments

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Front Matter and Publication Detailsfront_matter
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Table of Contentstable_of_contents
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Foreword by Howard C. Petersenpreface
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Introduction: The Art of Linguistic Pragmatismintroduction
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1. Preliminary International Discussionschapter
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2. Agreement Despite Disagreementchapter
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3. The New System: The Giro System and Allocationchapter
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The Use of SDR's and Quantitative Limitschapter
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A Hierarchy of Rules for Transferschapter
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The Equality and Balance Criteria for SDR Holdingstheoretical
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Statistical Disparities in Quotas and Reservestheoretical
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A Glossary of Terms for SDR Holdingstheoretical
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Tabulation Model and Accounting Procedurestheoretical
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The Gold-Value Guarantee and the Two-Tier Gold Markettheoretical
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The Sense of the Whole Scheme: Nondebt-Moneytheoretical
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Future Projections and the 85 Per Cent Votetheoretical
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Background and Implications: The Purposes of Creating Liquiditytheoretical
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The Liberalizing Influence and Statistical Analysistheoretical
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Inflationary Impact and Resource Transfertheoretical
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To Whom Shall Be Given? Distribution Strategiestheoretical
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Universality and the Myth of Backingtheoretical
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SDRs as a Boon for Developing and Deficit Countriestheoretical
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The Problem of Confidence and Reserve Currenciestheoretical
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Semantic and Theoretic Explanations: Money vs. Credittheoretical
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The Nature of Reserve Assets and Credit Facilitiestheoretical
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Reconstitution versus Repayment and the Transfer of Real Resourcestheoretical
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SDRs as Credit and Money: A Semantic Analysistheoretical
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Unfinished Business: The US Payments Deficit and the Dollar Overhangchapter
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Strategies for Restoring Balance and Confidencetheoretical
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Proposed Reforms: Pooling Reserves and Cutting the Gold Linktheoretical
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Appendix A: Outline of a Facility Based on Special Drawing Rightstheoretical
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Appendix B: List of Articles and Sections of the IMF Agreementbibliography
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Articles XXIV-XXVI: Allocation, Operations, and Interest of Special Drawing Rightschapter
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Articles XXVII-XXXI: Administration, Obligations, Suspension, and Liquidationchapter
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Explanation of Terms and Proposed Modifications of Original Articlestheoretical
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Appendix D: Proposed Additions to the Articles of Agreement (Articles XXI-XXXII)theoretical
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Schedules F through I: Designation, Reconstitution, and Liquidationtheoretical
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Appendix E: Impact of Hypothetical Allocation of SDRs on Balances of Paymentstheoretical
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Indexbibliography