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The economic government of the world : 1933-2023 / Martin Daunton.

By: Material type: TextLanguage: English Publisher: New York : Farrar Straus and Giroux, 2023Edition: First American editionDescription: xxxiv, 986 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9780374146412 (hardcover)
  • 0374146411 (hardcover)
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 337
LOC classification:
  • HF 1359 D244e 2023
Contents:
Part one. Responding to the Great Depression. 'The establishment of a sound national economy' : the politics of the Great Depression ; 'Barren harvest' : the World Monetary and Economic Conference, 1933 ; 'Beggar my neighbour': the failures of the world economy, 1933-1939 ; 'Escaping from backwardness' : strategies of economic development Part two. The Bretton Woods era. 'Handling the English' : lend lease, commercial policy and sterling balances 'A firm foundation' : reforming the monetary system 'An integrated program' : food, employment and commodities 'The threshold of the future' : the Bretton Woods Agreement 'A financial Dunkirk' : the United States, Britain and Germany 'Happier relations between all countries' : the failure of the International Trade Organization 'Convertible currencies in the free world' : sterling and Europe 'Damn it, we're a bank' : contesting development 'A common detestation of colonialism' : development, nationalism and the Cold War 'Competitive cooperation' : the Kennedy round, the United States and the Common Market 'Progress towards self-sustaining growth' : the development decade Part three. Washington consensus. 'Trying to live with an anomaly' : the limits of Bretton Woods ; 'Benign neglect' : closing the gold window ; 'Music without any middle C' : the floating world ; 'A trade union of the poor' : the new international economic order and the limits to growth ; 'Expansion of economic freedom' : the rise of market liberalism ; 'Market fundamentalism' : the Washington consensus and financial liberalization ; 'Rules-based system' : creating the World Trade Organization ; 'Setting the bird free' : economies in transition ; 'Eurofantasies' : from economic and monetary union to the euro Part four. Beyond neo-liberalism. 'Behaving badly' : the global financial crisis ; 'Messy multilateralism' : nationalism versus globalism ; Fair capitalism and globalization : the way ahead
Summary: "An epic history of the people and institutions that have built the global economy since the Great Depression"-- Provided by publisher.
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Libro Biblioteca Juan Bosch Biblioteca Juan Bosch Ciencias Sociales Ciencias Sociales (3er. Piso) HF 1359 D244e 2023 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 00000193970

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Part one. Responding to the Great Depression. 'The establishment of a sound national economy' : the politics of the Great Depression ; 'Barren harvest' : the World Monetary and Economic Conference, 1933 ; 'Beggar my neighbour': the failures of the world economy, 1933-1939 ; 'Escaping from backwardness' : strategies of economic development
Part two. The Bretton Woods era. 'Handling the English' : lend lease, commercial policy and sterling balances
'A firm foundation' : reforming the monetary system
'An integrated program' : food, employment and commodities
'The threshold of the future' : the Bretton Woods Agreement
'A financial Dunkirk' : the United States, Britain and Germany
'Happier relations between all countries' : the failure of the International Trade Organization
'Convertible currencies in the free world' : sterling and Europe
'Damn it, we're a bank' : contesting development
'A common detestation of colonialism' : development, nationalism and the Cold War
'Competitive cooperation' : the Kennedy round, the United States and the Common Market
'Progress towards self-sustaining growth' : the development decade
Part three. Washington consensus. 'Trying to live with an anomaly' : the limits of Bretton Woods ; 'Benign neglect' : closing the gold window ; 'Music without any middle C' : the floating world ; 'A trade union of the poor' : the new international economic order and the limits to growth ; 'Expansion of economic freedom' : the rise of market liberalism ; 'Market fundamentalism' : the Washington consensus and financial liberalization ; 'Rules-based system' : creating the World Trade Organization ; 'Setting the bird free' : economies in transition ; 'Eurofantasies' : from economic and monetary union to the euro
Part four. Beyond neo-liberalism. 'Behaving badly' : the global financial crisis ; 'Messy multilateralism' : nationalism versus globalism ; Fair capitalism and globalization : the way ahead

"An epic history of the people and institutions that have built the global economy since the Great Depression"-- Provided by publisher.

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