just how stable the system was throughout the post-war boom. As long as the US economy was strong, the Bretton Woods system was perfectly viable, however this dependence on the US economy was a weakness of the system and would inevitably become its downfall. Nevertheless, believers in the Bretton Woods System saw this new stability as an opportunity for economic growth and the reliable monetary system allowed the west to boom into the post-World War Two ‘golden…
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