Titlebook: Calming the Storms; The Carry Trade, the Charles Read Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to

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Allen R. Braun,Paolo Barone,Thomas N. Chaseessened the consequences for the countries in which they had invested. In short, rather than the Bank simply becoming the lender of last resort after 1866, it became the preventer of first resort and the mender of last resort.

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Introduction,that the rise, fall and return of the Carry Trade can explain why there were regular financial crises in Britain between 1825 and 1866, then why there were hardly any systemically important ones until the early 1970s, but then two significant ones in 1973–1975 and 2007–2009.

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,Peel’s Economic-Policy Regime Change in Britain During the Early Nineteenth Century,harter Act 1844. The chapter also explains how the latter helped to provoke further controversy between the Banking School and the Currency School, particularly over whether Peel’s policies promoted financial stability or instability in the decades to follow.

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The Crises of 1825 and 1837,in America ceasing, triggering a chain of defaults on debts there that then spread back to London. The chapter also shows that the development of the 1837 and 1839 crises was contributed to by the distribution of a large amount of capital paid out as compensation to former slave owners in the British Empire in exchange for emancipation.

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The Uncertainties of the 1860s and the Crisis of 1866, aftermath, the Bank used smaller, prompt changes in interest rates to quell speculative bubbles and bullion drains before they got out of hand, a policy that prevented another crisis of the size of 1847, 1857–1858 and 1866 occurring in the rest of the century.

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