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Freedom and Stability in the World Economy

Douglas Evans | Richard Body
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capital flows
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Central Government
currency regulation
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Dollar Exchange Standard
economic interventionism
economic policies
economic policy
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Energy Policy
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Export Controls
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free market economy
Friction
Gilt Edged
global economics
global economy
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IMF
International Economy
international finance
International Industry
JOHN FISHER
Keynes
Keynesian Period
non-tariff barriers
Payments
planning free market systems
political sovereignty
post-keynesian
post-Keynesian economics
Post-war
social market economy
social market theory
Spokesmen
Sterling
United States
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West Germany
World Economy
world trade

Product details

  • ISBN 9781138637856
  • Weight: 453g
  • Dimensions: 138 x 216mm
  • Publication Date: 31 Jul 2018
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Paperback
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Originally published in 1976. This collection of essays addresses the question of whether a free market economy, suitably modified as a social market economy according to the aspirations and requirements of individual societies, could be effectively recreated. In the face of the trends of the time towards collectivism, private ownership under state control, this was a main issue of the world economy in the post-Keynesian time. Previously it was held that some form of intervention by either national or supranational governments was an essential precondition for progress and stability world-wide, but this collection of essays suggests that this very interventionism created a level of instability that required a new set of ground rules. It considers how to plan for free market systems in a rigorous manner and assesses the real world problems of the day.

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