PPT-1 The International Monetary System: The Bretton Woods Syst

19451973 Beyza CINGILLI GUCLU 2 In July 1944 to design an international monetary system administered by an international organization delegates from 44 countries met in a small town named after the conference Bretton Woods New Hampshire In the conference the countries drafted and signed the Articles of Agreement of the International Monetary Fund IMF thus the Bretton Woods system was created.
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