Titlebook: Ideology and the International Economy; The Decline and Fall Robert Leeson Book 2003 Robert Leeson 2003 Bretton Woods.exchange rates.trade

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The Combatantsty invoked the right of national economic sovereignty, and after almost ‘30 years’ of intellectual and political schism, the 1976 ‘Treaty’ of Jamaica resembled the 1648 Treaty of Westphalia in terms of the toleration offered to heretical floaters.

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The Nature and Origins of Friedman’s Influenceminate between ‘formal models of imaginary worlds’ (Friedman 1953, 283). As a policy analyst, Friedman displayed ‘inventiveness’ (Stigler 1998, 155). His advocacy of flexible exchange rates is a classic illustration of the process by which academic ideas become fertile.

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as hitherto been almost completely ignored. Robert Leeson examines the process by which the case for flexible exchange rates was transformed from an academic exercise to become the organizing principle for international monetary relations.978-1-349-50898-3978-0-230-28602-3

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An Emerging Academic Consensusedy insisting that the gold-dollar price was ‘immutable’. The idea of altering either of these prices was ‘not a respectable matter for discussion in the halls of the Treasury’ (Volcker and Gyohten 1992, 20, 22, 25).