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  • U.S. Monetary History in Videos

    This series is a work in progress. Please suggest additions in the comments, below.

    This is the "just the facts" section. It's spooky enough, even without the conspiracy theories.

    FDR Ends Gold Standard in 1933



    FDR Outlines Recovery, OCt. 23, 1933



    1944 Bretton Woods International Monetary Conference



    Post WW2: From War Economy to Consumer Economy: Part I



    Post WW2: From War Economy to Consumer Economy: Part II



    The French Franc Crisis of 1968-69: Part One



    The French Franc Crisis of 1968-69: Part Two



    President Kennedy


    Nixon Ends Bretton Woods International Monetary System: August 1971



    Nixon imposes wage-price freeze



    The Smithsonian International Monetary Negotiations: 1971



    Carter Wage-Price Guidelines: 1978

    Last edited by FRED; December 13, 2007, 04:05 PM.
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    Re: Monetary History in Video

    Interesting videos. I got a good laugh out of that Nixon line, "...this bugaboo about devaluation." That's not much different from the attitude Bernanke had at the most recent grilling by Ron Paul - let them eat domestic cake.

    It's all fun and games until someone loses an eye!

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