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Ergebnisse der Mehrebenenanalyse,Should the US have floated the gold price free (to fall against the dollar) during its neutrality in the First World War, thereby avoiding inflation and increasing pressure on the belligerents to reach a peace deal? This essential question is discussed fully for the first time in the economic history literature in this chapter.

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Das extrapyramidal-motorische System,But even there the monetarists ignored the huge design issues of financial and monetary system reforms necessary to creating broad and stable demand for monetary base such as had existed under the gold standard. The authors discuss in this chapter the flaws of the various monetarist doctrines both in principle and in practical implementation.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-07044-3shadow of Germany’s Nazi past influence the journey to this end? How far did interests of the export sector and the links of big business to the CDU (and Kohl’s need for funds) all play into the final outcome? These questions and the critical trade-offs between French and German interests are the subject of this chapter.