Observaciones acerca de la evolución histórico-teórica de los Bancos Centrales
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Este artículo fue escaneado por la Biblioteca Ecuatoriana Aurelio Espinosa Pólit.
Los dos últimos decenios constituyen uno de los períodos más interesantes en la historia de la lenta evolución de los Bancos Centrales. La gran crisis del año 1929 y la segunda guerra mundial, el ocaso de la dirección política inspirada en el conservadorismo y el predominio de la política liberal y socialista, el natural progreso de muchos países desde una economía colonial a otra diversificada e industrializada de tipo europeo que tiene implícita la exigencia de una mayor independencia financiera y la aspiración a la completa autonomía política, y, por último, la decadencia de la potencia financiera de Inglaterra, Francia y en general de las grandes naciones europeas, han provocado el significativo desarrollo de este tipo de Institutos.
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