International Monetary Fund, 1945-65: Twenty Years of International Monetary Cooperation: v. 2

International Monetary Fund, 1945-65: Twenty Years of International Monetary Cooperation: v. 2

by John Keith Horsefield

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Volume 1 describes the plans formulated in 1941-44 for an international monetary institution, reviews the proceedings at Bretton Woods, and presents chronological account of the principal events in the IMF's first two decades. Volume 2 outlines the process of policymaking and the IMF's functions and objectives and treats systematically the formation of IMF policies in three important fields: exchange rates, exchange restrictions and the use of the IMF's resources. Volume 3 reproduces most of the documents referred to in the other two volumes.

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