British capitalism at the crossroads, 1919-1932 : a study in politics, economics, and international relations /

By:

Boyce, Robert W. D

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Cambridge [Cambridgeshire]: New York : Cambridge University Press, c1987.Description: xv, 504 pISBN:

0521325358

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

337.41 BOY

LOC classification:

HF1533 .B64 1987

Summary: This study began as an analysis of British external monetary policy in the 1930s, and became an account mainly of the 1920s. Archival research revealed that the explanation for policy decisions in the 1930s usually rested upon shorthand references to events in the earlier periods. The earlier period offered the key to later policy, but it became clear that the analysis required extending in other directions as well.

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Includes index.

Bibliography: p. 456-483.

This study began as an analysis of British external monetary policy in the 1930s, and became an account mainly of the 1920s. Archival research revealed that the explanation for policy decisions in the 1930s usually rested upon shorthand references to events in the earlier periods. The earlier period offered the key to later policy, but it became clear that the analysis required extending in other directions as well.

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