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September 09, 2023

Bruegel Podcast with Ulrich Bindseil: Early Central Banks

This podcast is part of the "Read with Bruegel" summer series. I interviewed Ulrich Bindseil on his fascinating financial history essay, Central Banking before 1800: A Rehabilitation, in which he recasts the narrative of the emergence of central banking going back to the first recorded case in Barcelona in 1401. 

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