10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DEMONETARISATION»
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demonetarisation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
demonetarisation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Re-Constructing the Post-Soviet Industrial Region: The ...
Firstly, there was the demonetarisation of the economy and the proliferation of
surrogate monies (Woodruff 1999). The liberalisation of prices in the early 1990s
resulted in the rapid and inflationary monetarisation of the economy. Subsequent
...
2
Contending with Destiny: The Caribbean in the 21st Century
The demonetarisation of gold in the 1970s had a strong negative impact the
USSRs ability to settle its foreign accounts, which forced Moscow and
COMECON to adjust further to the terms and conditions set by their western
creditors.
Denis Benn, Kenneth Hall, 2000
With a gap of some weeks, clipped shillings were similarly to be phased out.182
As Locke had feared, the decision that demonetarisation was to take place over a
period, with compensation to be paid for lightweight coins, gave scope for the ...
4
European union economies: a comparative study
The demonetarisation of the public debt (following the 'divorce' between the
Central Bank and the government) allowed the Central Bank to recover its
autonomy in controlling the money supply. As a consequence, the Bank of Italy
was able to ...
Frans Somers, Richard Bailey, 1998
5
Perfect Hostage: A Life of Aung San Suu Kyi, Burma's ...
The demonetarisation of Septemberthe preceding year had createdaclimate
ofgrave unrest across Burma,but nowhere more so thanin those towns and
citiesthat sported universities and colleges. Septemberwasa time when students
were ...
6
Theory and Practice in Late Antique Archaeology
Copper coins on the other hand are an index of real monetary activity, and their
disappearance from use, other than in Constantinople, is therefore treated as
unequivocal evidence for widespread demonetarisation.26 I have come to have ...
Luke A. Lavan, William Bowden, 2003
7
The Amorium Mint and the Coin Finds: Amorium Reports 4
It has long been regarded as historical fact that there was widespread
demonetarisation in the Byzantine provinces during the so-called Dark Ages—
hereafter designated as the 'Byzantine early mediaeval' period (ca. 650—838)29
—as a ...
Constantina Katsari, Christopher S Lightfoot, Adil Özme, 2012
8
Potentials of Disorder: Explaining Conflict and Stability in ...
8 One result of this financial catastrophe was a sharp demonetarisation of the
economy: another was the even sharper fall in personal income. By mid-1994 the
average monthly salary was estimated at $0.5; while by mid-1996 the average ...
Jan Koehler, Christoph Zurcher, 2003
9
Contradictions: Finance, Greed, and Labor Unequally Paid
Assuming that I)' is a parameter linking the value of the dollar to gold, the null
hypothesis to be tested is [i = 0; that is there is no link between the value of the
dollar and the value of gold. Therefore, if [i 75 0, this shows that the
demonetarisation ...
10
Trade, Traders and the Ancient City
Hendy 1985, 294-6, suggests some demonetarisation in the post—Diocletianic
period. The evidence from Egypt seems considerably more optimistic. 27 See
also discussion of amphorae and the identification of a Hermopolite type in
Spencer ...
Helen Parkins, Christopher Smith, 2005
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DEMONETARISATION»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
demonetarisation is used in the context of the following news items.
Monetary policy in dollarised economies
The announcement by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe of the review of Zimbabwe dollar balances as it moves towards the demonetarisation of ... «The Zimbabwe Standard, May 15»
Swiss Love Affair With Gold Could Heat Up Again
In 1978, as part of an agreement between member countries of the International Monetary Fund, there was a demonetarisation of gold, ... «ValueWalk, Nov 14»
