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أنظمة النقد الدولية و آثارها على اقتصاديات الدول النامية
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يهدف هذا البحث إلى التعرف على أنظمة النقد الدولية, و مدى تأثيرها على اقتصاديات البلدان النامية من خلال التطرق إلى نظام قاعدة الذهب في المرحلة الميركانتيلية و ماهية قاعدة الذهب و آلياتها, و مدى دورها في ترسيخ النهب الاستعماري للبلدان النامية و تكريس تخلفها. كما تم التطرق إلى نظام النقد الدولي في الفترة ما بين 1914- 1945 و خاصةً انهيار قاعدة الذهب الدولية, و تم تسليط الضوء على نظام بريتون وودز و انعكاسات الأزمة النقدية العالمية على البلدان النامية, و تم التوصل إلى العديد من النتائج و تقديم بعض المقترحات اللازمة لتخليص البلدان النامية من آثار هذه الأنظمة النقدية التي تعيق تقدمها.
This research aims to know about international coin systems and how it affects on undeveloped countries. It will study the gold system in the mercantile and the role in steal the developed. The research studies the system in the period between 1914-1945 after distracted the global and Breton woods and how it affects on the undeveloped countries, discovered many result and some suggesting to save the undeveloped countries.
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زكي رمزي, 1987 , التاريخ النقدي للتخلف. سلسلة عالم المعرفة, العدد118.
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