Abstract
To recapitulate, RIMO plans which have been proposed would affect one or more of the assumptions in Chapter 1 above; they are aimed at solving one or more of the problems outlined in Chapter 2; and each plan is more or less ‘efficient’ as described in Chapter 3. The plans can be divided into six main groups:
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(i)
Changes in the fixed exchange rates regime
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(ii)
A return to the gold standard (GS)
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(iii)
Refurbishing the GES
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An extension of the GES
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(v)
A dollar standard
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(vi)
Central creation of reserves
Each of these will be discussed in turn.
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© 1971 Grahame Walshe
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Walshe, G. (1971). Prescription. In: International Monetary Reform. Macmillan Studies in Economics. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-01039-4_4
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