Two worlds--two monetary systems / A. Atchkassov, O. Preksin ; translated from the Russian.
Material type: TextLanguage: engrus Publication details: Moscow : Progress Publishers, c1986.Description: 251, [1] p. ; 21 cmSubject(s): DDC classification:- 332.4/6 19
- HG 540 .A87 1986
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Title on t.p. verso: Dva mira, dve vali︠u︡tno-kreditnye sistemy.
Bibliography: p. 246-[252]
Introduction. The antagonistic unity of the monetary systems of socialism and capitalism in world economic intercourse -- Chapter 1. Contradictions of present-day capitalism's monetary and foreign exchange system -- Chapter 2. The evolution of the foreign exchange and monetary system of socialism -- Chapter 3. The organisational principles, ways of forming, and development of the monetary systems of the USSR and USA. -- Conclusion. The quest for monetary reform.
The existence in the world of two opposed socio-economic systems (socialist and capitalist) also causes the coexistence of two types on international monetary relations, and of two monetary systems differing in principle from one another, i.e, two historically established and legislatively enacted forms of organisation of money circulation and credit that are developing according to their own inherent, independent laws, yet are nevertheless chief links in a common chain of international foreign exchange, financial, monetary, credit, and settlement connections. -- preface.
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