To a large extent, the international financial system has been – and continues to be – shaped by US public and private institutions. The aim of this article is to show that the path taken by the contemporary financial system accentuates the dominance of the US dollar in the various functions of money, including the billing and the settlement of international trade. The article is structured around two components, namely the demand (needs) for financial instruments, and the supply (the availability) of these instruments. The first part studies the needs arising from the abundant savings of transnational firms, while the second considers the financial techniques developed during the twentieth century, which are necessary for the multiplicatio...
The aim of this article is to explain why, despite decades of doubts, the US dollar remains the worl...
The dollar standard, gold and the monetary disaster, by Paul Fabra The present proposals for remedy...
Since the beginning of the 1970's, the US financial system has evolved deeply. New financial techniq...
To a large extent, the international financial system has been – and continues to be – shaped by US ...
The Slow and Irrepressible Ascent of the US Dollar as the World's Pre-Eminent International Currency...
The US dollar is not like any other national or regional currency; it is also an international one. ...
American seignoriage : achievements and challenges This paper deals with the question of the perenni...
Jacques Le Cacheux Will the creation of the euro, challenge the domination of the US dollar on the i...
The euro as an international currency This article explains some of the basic considerations that c...
Meeting Eyes on the International Financial System. During the 27th Journées d’économie financière e...
Despite the appearance of competition between currencies, the US dollar remains the invoicing curren...
Reserve Currencies and International Financial Stability T he emergence, the predominance and the d...
The role of the dollar and the financial hegemony of the United States - The end of the system set u...
The euro in international financial markets : where do we stand ? In evaluating the international r...
Despite the appearance of competition between currencies, the US dollar remains the invoicing curren...
The aim of this article is to explain why, despite decades of doubts, the US dollar remains the worl...
The dollar standard, gold and the monetary disaster, by Paul Fabra The present proposals for remedy...
Since the beginning of the 1970's, the US financial system has evolved deeply. New financial techniq...
To a large extent, the international financial system has been – and continues to be – shaped by US ...
The Slow and Irrepressible Ascent of the US Dollar as the World's Pre-Eminent International Currency...
The US dollar is not like any other national or regional currency; it is also an international one. ...
American seignoriage : achievements and challenges This paper deals with the question of the perenni...
Jacques Le Cacheux Will the creation of the euro, challenge the domination of the US dollar on the i...
The euro as an international currency This article explains some of the basic considerations that c...
Meeting Eyes on the International Financial System. During the 27th Journées d’économie financière e...
Despite the appearance of competition between currencies, the US dollar remains the invoicing curren...
Reserve Currencies and International Financial Stability T he emergence, the predominance and the d...
The role of the dollar and the financial hegemony of the United States - The end of the system set u...
The euro in international financial markets : where do we stand ? In evaluating the international r...
Despite the appearance of competition between currencies, the US dollar remains the invoicing curren...
The aim of this article is to explain why, despite decades of doubts, the US dollar remains the worl...
The dollar standard, gold and the monetary disaster, by Paul Fabra The present proposals for remedy...
Since the beginning of the 1970's, the US financial system has evolved deeply. New financial techniq...