El sistema monetario internacional y la economía ecuatoriana: La vigencia del patrón oro
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When the International Monetary Fund was created in Bretton Woods, the conditions and other principles that would henceforth govern the foreign trade of the countries of the capitalist orbit were established. The rules of the game are the same for all its members. By not considering the development of the countries, the disadvantages with which the poorest countries enter are evident. The gravity of the matter is even greater since there is not the remotest possibility of obtaining preferential treatment. If the developed countries came together to jointly overcome and confront world crises and conflicts, it is understandable that at the Bretton Woods conferences and subsequent ones, the proposals of the third world economies, as the dependent capitalist economies have been derogatorily called, were not heard at the Bretton Woods conferences.
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