The Bundesbank: The Bank that Rules EuropeRandom House, 1992 - 359 pagina's |
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... inflation , the D - Mark has lost two - thirds of its value since 1948. The Bundesbank's long - term aim is to maintain average inflation at about 2 per cent a year - the same level as in the 1950s and 1960s . Since the breakdown of ...
... inflation , the D - Mark has lost two - thirds of its value since 1948. The Bundesbank's long - term aim is to maintain average inflation at about 2 per cent a year - the same level as in the 1950s and 1960s . Since the breakdown of ...
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... inflation doctrine : the need to balance the sometimes conflicting objectives of price and exchange rate stability . A stable exchange rate may be of great benefit to the exporters on which Germany's wealth ultimately depends ; in order ...
... inflation doctrine : the need to balance the sometimes conflicting objectives of price and exchange rate stability . A stable exchange rate may be of great benefit to the exporters on which Germany's wealth ultimately depends ; in order ...
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... Inflation rate must not be more than 1.5 points above the average of the three lowest inflation rates ( in 1991 , 2.5 per cent ) . 2. General government budget deficit must not be more than 3 per cent of gross national product , apart ...
... Inflation rate must not be more than 1.5 points above the average of the three lowest inflation rates ( in 1991 , 2.5 per cent ) . 2. General government budget deficit must not be more than 3 per cent of gross national product , apart ...
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Adenauer Bank deutscher Länder Bank of England bank's bankers BAP/RB became billion Blessing Bonn Bonn government British Bundes Bundesbank council Bundesbank president cent central bank presidents chancellor council meeting council members countries D-Mark decision declared Deutsche directorate member East Berlin East German economics ministry Emminger Erhard Europe European central bank European currency European monetary union exchange rate Federal finance minister foreign exchange Frankfurt Führer Funk German economy German monetary union German unity Germany's gold Hamburg Helmut Helmut Schmidt Hitler Hjalmar Schacht Hülse increase inflation interest rates Interview with author Karl Otto Pöhl Klasen Kohl Kohl's Land central bank Landeszentralbank letter Ludwig Erhard Maastricht monetary policy monetary stability National NSDAP Pöhl's political post-war Puhl Reichsbank Reichsbank directorate Reichsbank president Reichsmark reserves revaluation Schacht Schlesinger Schmidt Social Democrat Speech Staatsbank Third Reich Tietmeyer took unification Unilever vice-president VP.LZB Walther Funk West Wrede