Lesson 24 of 26 • 4 upvotes • 10:42mins
In this lesson we discuss the two key lessons drawn by the Economists and the Politicians from Inter-war economic experiences. We further look into the birth of the Bretton Woods Twins them being the IMF and the World Bank. We also see how the US dollar itself was anchored to gold at a fixed price.
26 lessons • 4h 5m
An Introduction - Lesson 1
9:44mins
Silk Routes - Lesson 2
9:06mins
Food travels - Lesson 3
8:51mins
Conquest, Disease and Trade - Lesson 4
8:52mins
Conquest, Disease and Trade - Lesson 5
9:40mins
The 19th Century - Lesson 6
9:17mins
A World Economy takes shape - Lesson 7
9:01mins
A World Economy takes shape - Lesson 8
9:40mins
Role of Technology - Lesson 9
9:42mins
Late 19th Century Colonialism - Lesson 10
8:46mins
Rinderpest, or the Cattle Plague - Lesson 11
11:02mins
Indentured Labour Migration - Lesson 12
10:21mins
Indentured Labour Migration - Lesson 13
9:14mins
Indian Entrepreneurs abroad - Lesson 14
9:21mins
Indian Trade, Colonialism and Global System - Lesson 15
10:47mins
The Inter-war Economy - Lesson 16
10:31mins
Post-war Recovery - Lesson 17
8:22mins
Rise of Mass production and Consumption - Lesson 18
8:26mins
Rise of Mass production and Consumption - Lesson 19
9:41mins
The Great Depression - Lesson 20
8:50mins
The Great Depression - Lesson 21
8:54mins
India and the Great Depression - Lesson 22
9:05mins
The Post - war era - Lesson 23
8:37mins
Post war period and Bretton Woods - Lesson 24
10:42mins
Early post war years, Decolonisation and Independence - Lesson 25
9:25mins
End of Bretton Woods ans Globalization - Lesson 26
9:04mins