A reconsideration of the Twentieth Century

Article Abstract:

The underlying theme of this lecture deals with the preeminent position of the United States in the Twentieth Century and represents the period as having 3 distinct parts: 1900-1933, a time influenced by the international gold standard and its eventual breakdown; 1934-1971, an era of the devalued dollar that eventually was removed from the gold standard; 1972-1999, started with the use of flexible exchange rates, went through stagnation and massive inflation, and ended in monetary stability.

History, Economics, Economic development, 20th century AD

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The labeling effect of a child benefit system

Article Abstract:

Research of the Dutch child welfare system, indicates that there is a greater propensity for some household groups to spend more on clothing children if those funds come from exogenous child-benefits than from income sources.

Netherlands, Research, Usage, Economic research, Child welfare, Welfare economics, Home economics research

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Creating the U.S. dollar currency union, 1748-1811: a quest for monetary stability or a usurpation of state sovereignty for personal gain?

Article Abstract:

The impact of the United States dollar union on the financial revolution and American economic growth are analyzed. The opportunity cost of such decision is examined.

Management dynamics, Currency Stabilization Programs, Analysis, Management, Economic aspects, Monetary unions, Company business management, Currency stabilization, Opportunity cost, Opportunity costs

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