budgetary policy and seignorage

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2006
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Abstract
At once with the development of money as medium of exchange, the feudal lords found out an easy way to obtain more monetary resources by monopolizing the coins’ mint. As result, they used to ask a certain percent from the gold quantity that people wanted to transform in coins (call brassage). Despite the fact that we are living modern times, this still happens. The governments didn’t give up to this important source of revenues; they only developed more sophisticated methods in order to increase their budget revenues. The aim of this paper (article) is to analyze these specific methods, to see how they work and to analyze the effects as well.
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Authors ;Liviu-Catalin Moraru;Corina-Ionela Dumitrescu
Journal 2019 ieee 6th international conference on industrial engineering and applications, iciea 2019
Year 2006
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