An Exchange Rate History of the United Kingdom (Studies in Macroeconomic History)

The Bank of England's history of managing sterling crises is revealed in this book, which provides a comprehensive overview of the pound's defense and foreign exchange management.

The author draws on new archives, data, and unseen photographs to trace the sterling crises from the end of World War II to Black Wednesday in 1992.

This book sheds light on the importance of a secondary reserve currency like sterling in maintaining global financial stability and offers lessons for contemporary policy makers navigating the complexities of Brexit.

With its unique perspective and comprehensive analysis, this book is an essential reference for scholars in economics and history studying past and current prospects for the international financial system.

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