Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 1-2. sējumiU.S. Government Printing Office, 1945 - 1334 lappuses |
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ACHESON agree amendment American Bankers Association amount answer AYRES balances BARRY believe bill borrow Brazil Bretton Woods agreements Bretton Woods Conference Bretton Woods proposals BROWN BUFFETT BURGESS capital CHAIRMAN CLAYTON committee conference CONGRESS THE LIBRARY cooperation cotton countries CRAWFORD currency delegation dollars economic warfare exchange controls exports Federal Reserve FLANDERS FOLGER foreign exchange France FRASER GAMBLE Germany going gold standard Government Government of France important interest International Bank International Monetary Fund investments KILBURN KUNKEL lend-lease Lord Keynes LUXFORD mean ment Miss STRAUSS Miss SUMNER MONRONEY MORGENTHAU nations O'NEAL operations organization OUTLAND PATMAN payments percent position President problems production purchase purposes question quota Russia SCHERMAN SMITH stabilization fund statement tariff thing tion transactions Treasury understand United United States dollar vote WHITE WOLCOTT WYNNE
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