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an important role in the decisions leading to the U.S. suspension of gold convertibility ... 1971resultedin the collapse of the Bretton Woods system
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the actions taken by former U.S. President Richard Nixon in 1971ledto the collapse of the Bretton Woods system
Nixon Shock ... the economic actions taken by President Richard Nixon in 1971ledto the collapse of the Bretton Woods system
Since the gold standard which was set at 35 an ounce was broken amidst heavy money printing in 1973leadingto the collapse of the Bretton Woods system
Since the gold standard which was set at 35 dollars an ounce was broken amidst heavy money printing in 1973leadingto the collapse of the Bretton Woods system
Nixon Shock Nixon Shock refers to the economic actions taken by President Richard Nixon in thateventually ledto the collapse of the Bretton Woods system
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IMF introduced the SDR in 1970to preventthe collapse of the Bretton Woods system
the US ’s departure from the gold standardcausedthe collapse of the Bretton Woods System
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from not only its internal instability but also american desire to strive for more monetary powerwas resultedfrom not only its internal instability but also american desire to strive for more monetary power
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to the worldfiat currencyledto the worldfiat currency
to the adoption of mechanisms to limit intra - European exchange rate volatilityledto the adoption of mechanisms to limit intra - European exchange rate volatility
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up in 1944setup in 1944
instability in European currency relationshad createdinstability in European currency relations
to a system of flexible exchange rates where international adjustment was facilitated by nominal exchange rate adjustments , which , in theory at least , would be driven by current account imbalances with exchange rates adjusting smoothly over time to close trade imbalancesledto a system of flexible exchange rates where international adjustment was facilitated by nominal exchange rate adjustments , which , in theory at least , would be driven by current account imbalances with exchange rates adjusting smoothly over time to close trade imbalances
the monetary upheaval(passive) caused bythe monetary upheaval
the monetary problems(passive) caused bythe monetary problems
various initiatives ... eventually leading to the creation of the European Monetary System [ EMS ] in 1979had triggeredvarious initiatives ... eventually leading to the creation of the European Monetary System [ EMS ] in 1979