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Do we have a multi-reserve-currency standard today, or are the individual currencies subordinated to one key currency? Has there ever been a “true key currency”, say the gold standard prior to World War II? Two central questions which occupied the speakers and panel members at the 9th National Symposium of the Institute for Bank-Historical Research. Central questions, the answers to which greatly influence the assessment of historical developments and current debate.
The papers and contributions to the discussion are published as a supplement to Bankhistorisches Archiv (11. Beiheft), ed.: Research Advisory Council of the Institute for Bank-Historical Research, Fritz Knapp Verlag, Frankfurt am Main 1987.
Report on the 9th National Symposium of the Institute for Bank-Historical Research e.V. held at Deutsche Bank AG, Frankfurt am Main, on 18 October, 1985
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Braun, H. (1987). From the Gold Standard to the Multi-Reserve-Currency System. In: Pohl, H., Rudolph, B. (eds) German Yearbook on Business History 1986. German Yearbook on Business History 1986, vol 1986. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-72853-2_8
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