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... international financial markets allows people to insure country - specific risk and smooth consumption intertemporally . Equilibrium models of business cycles with trade on global financial markets typically yield international con ...
... international financial markets allows people to insure country - specific risk and smooth consumption intertemporally . Equilibrium models of business cycles with trade on global financial markets typically yield international con ...
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... international conference held at the Mount Washington Hotel in Bretton Woods , New Hampshire , that created the International Monetary Fund , the Interna- tional Bank for Reconstruction and Devel- opment ( World Bank ) , and the Bretton ...
... international conference held at the Mount Washington Hotel in Bretton Woods , New Hampshire , that created the International Monetary Fund , the Interna- tional Bank for Reconstruction and Devel- opment ( World Bank ) , and the Bretton ...
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... international investment in cases where , by reason of those risks , pri- vate investors were unwilling or un- able to act unaided . For example , so long as the danger of a third world war remains , the Bank must accept this risk if it ...
... international investment in cases where , by reason of those risks , pri- vate investors were unwilling or un- able to act unaided . For example , so long as the danger of a third world war remains , the Bank must accept this risk if it ...
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