16. The Present Monetary Crisis of the West: The First Phase (1964)
‘There marched the Emperor in the procession under the beautiful canopy, and everybody in the streets and in the windows said: “Goodness! The Emperor’s new clothes are the finest he has ever had. What a wonderful train, what a perfect fit!” . . .
Appendix: Personal Statement of Dissent Appended to the Bellagio Report (1964)
Statement by Michael A.
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International Monetary Economics
International Monetary Economics
By
MICHAEL A. HEILPERIN, D.Sc. (Econ.)
Assistant Professor at the Graduate Institute
of International Studies, Geneva
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To My Colleagues and Friends of the Graduate Institute of International Studies
To
My Colleagues and Friends
of the Graduate Institute
of International Studies
Preface
THE scope of this book covers an investigation of the structure of international monetary relations, an inquiry into the nature of monetary internationalism and into the conditions which make its continued existence possible, and an investigation of the consequences of its destruction and replacement by nationalistic monetary policies.
