Roy Alexander

Text by Geldzahler Henry Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Artists: Albers Josef, Calder Alexander, De Kooning Willem, Di Suvero Mark, Flavin Dan, Johns Jasper, Kelly Ellsworth, Kline Franz, Lichtenstein Roy, Louis Morris, Motherwell Robert, Newman Barnett, Oldenburg Claes, Pollock Jackson, Rauschenberg Robert, Reinhardt, Ad, Rothko Mark, Smith David, Segal George, Stella Franck, Warhol Andy: New York Painting and Sculpture: 1940-1970, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York 1970. ; weicher Einband / soft cover

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Mundell, Robert A.; Swoboda, Alexander K. [Hrsg.]: Monetary Problems of the International Economy, Chicago, London the University of Chicago Press 1969 ISBN: 0226550656
From October, 1960 (when the price of gold in London rose temporarily above $40 an ounce), to March, 1968 (when the gold pool was abandoned), the monetary leaders of the world were engageq in a struggle to preserve the gold exchange standard, buying time until the experts could produce a plan für reforming the system. Unfortunately, the plan für a new reserve asset blossomed too late to preserve the system in its old form; it was incapable of coping with the major defects of the system anyway. But the story of that plan, and the educational process that was instrumental in its creation, represents a most fascinating episode in the11istory of international money. This book is part of that educational process. In September, 1966, a group of international monetary theorists gathered in Chicago to try to probe more deeply into the perplexing theoretical issues that bad come up time and again in the debate over the direction monetary reform should take. Conceived of the preceding winter by H. G. Johnson and R. A. Mundell, the idea was to isolate problems for discussion and solution by the younger theorists in the field. Following an opening address by the Honora1Jle Giscard dEstaing (in which he presented his views on French gold policy and the outline of a path to reform), papers were presented and debated in sessions chaired by Gottfried Haberler, Sir Roy Harrod, Harry Johnson, Fritz Machlup, and Walter Salant. The issues taken up included the appropriate mix of monetary, fiscal, and exchange rate policies, the optimal speed of adjustment, the distribution of seigniorage gains from monetary expansion, the optimum currency areas, the price of gold, institutional arrangements, and international crises. The order of presentation of the papers and the discussions in the book conform as closely as possible. Since the conference we have witnessed the creation of the SDRs and also the devaluation of sterling in November, 1967, the introduction of the two-tier system in March, 1968, and the franc-mark crisis.

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Farren, Roy, and Farran, Roy Alexander: Sterling Publishing, Winged Dagger: Adventures on Special Service 1986 ISBN: 085368734X
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Very good in very good dust jacket. ***GREAT CONDITION*** CLEAN & CRISP PAGES*** Light edge wear. Hard cover Unabridged.

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