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The meeting was part of the process led by the US to create a new international world order based on the rule of law, which also led to the creation of the United Nations and the strengthening of other international organisations.
The delegates focused on two key issues: how to establish a stable system of exchange rates, and how to pay for rebuilding the war-damaged economies of Europe.
And they established two international organisations to deal with these problems.
The International Monetary Fund was set up to enforce a set of fixed exchange rates that were linked to the dollar.
View of Wall St from 1929
The Wall Street crash led to a decade of protectionism
Countries in balance of payments difficulties could receive short-term help from the IMF to avoid devaluation, and it could sanction changes in exchange rates when necessary.
Originally posted by Frankidealist35
Here they're not talking about the New World Order in with how it has to do with conspiracy theories. They're just using the term New World Order as a phrase. I've come to recognize that politicians only are referring to the one world Government as a system of World Governance but they use the term New World Order just to talk about the players. Not about the World Government itself.
Originally posted by Frankidealist35
reply to post by prevenge
Yes that is precisely what I'm saying. I read a book a while ago that used the term New World Order to describe a new international order that wasn't in conspiracy theories terms. As I was saying the new international order is the idea of the new world which is different from the old world, and the new international order will set the stage for the world government, but the two ideas are different things. A new world order isn't always used to describe a world government while many times it is. So... that's all I was saying.