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The group started as a set of intellectuals who had studied at Trinity and King s Colleges, Cambridge, and began meeting at a salon in a house near Bloomsbury Square, central London - before spending more time at Charleston Farmhouse, Woolf s sister Vanessa Bell s home.
The group defied Edwardian convention and shocked London society with their carousel of lovers, affairs and illegitimate children, however a darker side of history is now being highlighted.
The Telegraph reports that new information given to visitors at the Sussex home, now reopened to the public, will read: Although many of John Maynard Keynes ideas and theories are still respected today, we need to address the darker side of his beliefs.
by Tyler Durden
By Michael Every of Rabobank
The Deep, Dark Bretton Woods
To summarize, the US economy’s state of play at the moment is: a record number of jobs opening up; yet far fewer people being employed than expected; consumer, producer, and import prices all going up much more than expected; yet nominal (and real) retail sales less so; as is industrial production; and consumer confidence - because inflation is seen soaring ahead.
We can all argue about what happens next, but there are three intersecting stories worth nothing.
First, Elon Musk (again) getting into a vicious crypto Twitter battle (again), and implying
War was still raging in Europe and Asia when delegates from 44 countries met at Bretton Woods in New Hampshire in July 1944. Three weeks of negotiations produced two new global institutions – the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank – and a different economic mindset. Out went the beggar-my-neighbour approach that had marked the 1930s. In came co-operation to ensure the rebuilding of economies devastated by war and the goal of full.