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Postwar reconstruction remade Europe on an American consumerist model and required BIS-centered international payment mechanisms.
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Marshall Plan
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"Martial aid came at a price remodeling European societies on the American model of consumerism and consumption. Hoffman's propaganda arm produced pamphlets posters leaflets..."
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"...for us because what was the 1950s? The 1950s was the Marshall Plan. When we lend money to Europe and Japan in order to..."
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"...this worked really well in the 1950s under something called the Marshall Plan, okay? The Marshall Plan. Same idea where America made products and..."
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"...affairs and that's what led to the nato alliance and the marshall plan and america itself recognized that if it did not help the..."
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"...soon as possible and that's what led of course to the marshall plan so i think that um it was a combination of idealism..."
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"...coalition as possible and make sure they benefited, right. So the Marshall Plan, we built Europe, they went to Japan, and they rebuilt Japan...."
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