International Monetary Affairs in the Inter War Years: Limits of Cooperation

Manmohan Agarwal

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Abstract: There were intensive efforts at monetary cooperation in the interwar years to overcome the imbalances accumulated during the war years to reduce the rate of inflation, reduce the rate of unemployment and achieve exchange rate stability. Countries successfully cooperated in helping the newly independent countries of Eastern and South Eastern Europe establish central banks, except in the case of Germany and Romania. They also reached agreement on German reparations after some serious differences. Cooperation was possible as long as the issues were technical and did not involve a shift in economic power.

Keywords: eSS; International Monetary Economics; Economy in inter-war period; US-UK Struggle for Hegemony. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2019-02
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