The 1971 money regime refers to the global system after President Nixon ended the dollar’s gold convertibility, creating purely fiat currencies. It enables central banks to manage money supply freely, fueling modern finance and trade. Governments and large corporations benefit from flexible monetary policy, while savers often face inflation risks. This regime underpins today’s floating exchange rates and economic growth.
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