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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «REMONETISATION»
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remonetisation en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
remonetisation y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
OECD Economic Surveys: Romania 1998
Secondly, remonetisation ''helped'' putting off tackling the two crippled banks –
Dacia Felix and Credit Bank; a total of more than 1 700 billion lei had been
injected in these banks by end-1996 through special credits.20 Thirdly,
remonetisation ...
2
OECD Economic Surveys: Russian Federation 1997
REMONETISATION Trillion Rbs, December 1994 prices1 140 120 100 0 80 60
40 20 140 120 100 0 80 60 40 20 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 80 70 60 50 40 30
20 10 0 Apr. July Jan. Oct. Apr. July Jan. Oct. Apr. July Jan. Oct. Apr. July Jan.
3
Parliamentary Assembly Documents 1999 session (First part, ...
(Demonetisation and remonetisation are highly asymmetric processes, and lower
inflation in 1996-97 does not automatically lead to a growth in money demand
and remonetisation of the Russian economy. Conversely, in 1992 high inflation ...
4
OECD Economic Surveys: Mexico 1997
If the remonetisation of the economy did materialise in 1996, and the demand for
base money increased as projected, the additional liquidity would have to come
from a small accumulation of net foreign assets (assumed to be close to US$0.4 ...
5
Capital Flows and Investment Performance: Lessons from Latin ...
Variables that seem relevant to this combine in a complex way: the recomposition
of consumer credit pari passu with the remonetisation of the economy; and the
realisation of consumption postponed during the hyperinflationary period, ...
Ricardo Ffrench-Davis, Helmut Reisen, 1998
6
The Vanishing Rouble: Barter Networks and Non-Monetary ...
... as his role would become redundant." In the context of Russia, this relates to
the possibility that the 'dinosaurs' which Humphrey (chapter l0 in this volume)
places in the centre of her networks may be harmed by the remonetisation of
Russia, ...
7
Chronic Inflation in Brazil: A New 'structuralist' ...
There also occurred a process of remonetisation of the economy as demand for
non-interest bearing assets surged. This led to average increases in Ml of 23.3
percent in each of the six months following the Cruzado Plan's announcement.
8
Development Centre Studies Capital Flows and Investment ...
Variables that seem relevant to this combine in a complex way: the recomposition
of consumer credit pari passu with the remonetisation of the economy; and the
realisation of consumption postponed during the hyperinflationary period, ...
French-Davis Ricardo, Reisen Helmut, 1998
9
Savage Money: The Anthropology and Politics of Commodity ...
This de facto remonetisation of gold, then, has given the U.S. dollar a new lease
of life as a reserve currency. How long this lasts remains to be seen. When
Clinton won office in December 1992 he inherited the biggest budget deficit in
the ...
10
Parliamentary Debates: Official Report
The Republican party were so impressed with the question of the necessity of
supplementing gold by silver that they have, according to their own declaration
made through President Hoover, insisted upon the question of the remonetisation
of ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1932
8 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «REMONETISATION»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
remonetisation en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Market Report: Precious Metals Subdued
... gold-renminbi conversion rate. This being the case, it will be an important step towards the remonetisation of gold. Market Report: Precious Metals Subdued. «Investing.com, Jul 15»
Precious metals subdued
... as a tentative move towards a floating gold-renminbi conversion rate. This being the case, it will be an important step towards the remonetisation of gold. «Gold Seek, Jul 15»
Russia's Gold Monetary Solution
The successful remonetisation of gold by a major power such as Russia would draw attention to the fault-lines between fiat currencies issued by governments ... «The Market Oracle, Nov 14»
Gold price could benefit from Swiss vote
The remonetisation of gold, should it ever happen, is what will eventually lead to the insane prices we gold bugs once used to dream of. In addition, the order not ... «MoneyWeek, Oct 14»
High time RBI bought more gold
Detlev Schlicter in his book Paper Money Collapse argues that remonetisation of gold has already started as central banks and governments have grown ... «Hindu Business Line, Oct 12»
LCH.Clearnet Accepts 'Loco London' Gold As Collateral Next Tuesday
Gold's remonetisation in the international financial and monetary system continues. LCH.Clearnet, the world's leading independent clearing house, said ... «Business Insider, Ago 12»
Silver Rises to New Nominal 30-Year High of $34.44/oz; Italian …
The move would mark a further remonetisation of gold in the world financial and monetary systems and may be a prelude to similar actions (revaluation of gold ... «The Market Oracle, Mar 11»
America's phobia of banks
A currency cheapened by the remonetisation of silver or, heaven forbid, the untamed greenback, would pump up inflation, depreciating any returns on ... «Financial Times, May 09»
