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[This chapter sets out Zinzendorf thinking on state credit. Starting with his plans for war finance for the Seven Years’ War, the chapter traces the development of Zinzendorf’s thinking for a robust financial system for the Habsburg monarchy with equal relevance for war and peacetime. The system was based on the creation of a stock exchange together with a new independent political bank. The latter was modelled on the Bank of England. An important section of the chapter is dedicated to Zinzendorf’s detailed survey of 12 European banks which he divided into banks for the expansion of commerce, banks for the increase in the supply of money and political banks.]
Published: Mar 12, 2020
Keywords: State credit; War finance; European banks; Stock exchange; Political bank
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