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    Controls never left. They just changed name.

    Byadmin July 27, 2026July 27, 2026

    There is a commonly told story about exchange controls: they were a mid-century aberration, just a hangover from war and depression, and when the great liberalisation wave of the 1980s and 1990s happened they were swept away. Capital moves freely now, the story goes, except in a handful of holdouts too poor or too badly…

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grahamprior Graham Prior @grahamprior ·
27 Jul

Controls never left. They just changed name.

Exchange controls are not a relic of the past. The belief that they are is simply wrong.

The international financial system was restructured twice to accommodate them: first at Bretton Woods, then again in 2012.

The second

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