The day the King defaulted

Prof Moshe Milevsky | York University | 15 March 2016

 

On 5 January 1672, almost a decade after King Charles II was restored to the throne, the British Exchequer, which was part of the government's Treasury department, suspended all payments to depositors, investors and bondholders. By the ...

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