The position of the dollar as an international reserve currency – de iure before, but also de facto after the Smithsonian agreements and, subsequently, the fall of the Bretton Woods system and the advent of generalized exchange rate fluctuation – explains the particular interest. …
The world war has enormously accelerated the economic and above all industrial development of the United States and has radically reversed its financial position vis-à-vis Europe. Foreign debtors in 1914, at the end of 1919 the United States had in …
The federal judicial organization and that of the states are parallel. In both systems there are three instances. The court of first instance in the federal system is the District Court from which you can appeal to the Circuit Court of Appeals, composed …
The state of New York is located in the northeast of the USA. The “Empire State” on the Atlantic coast borders Pennsylvania and New Jersey in the south, Massachusetts, Vermont and Connecticut in the east and Canada in the north. …