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European Payments Union

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  • international payment and exchange
    / The Basel Group

    …in their postwar reconstruction, a European Payments Union was established to facilitate multilateral trade and settlements in advance of the time when it might be possible to reestablish full multilateralism on a world scale. The war had left a jumble of trade restrictions that could not be quickly abolished. The…

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    …in their postwar reconstruction, a European Payments Union was established to facilitate multilateral trade and settlements in advance of the time when it might be possible to reestablish full multilateralism on a world scale. The war had left a jumble of trade restrictions that could not be quickly abolished. The…

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