Statement by Lord Keynes on the proposed Bank for Reconstruction and Development (1944)

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In 1944, at the close of the Bretton Woods (New Hampshire) monetary conference, John Maynard Keynes, renowned international economist and financial adviser to the British Treasury, gives a speech in which he emphasises the urgent need to set up an International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD).

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Source: United Nations Information Organisation - Press Divison. London: UNIO-Press Division, [s.d.]. 78 p.

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