Papers relating to aspects of the foreign financial policy of the United States
[291] Information Paper Submitted to the National Advisory Council by the Secretary of the Council
[Washington,] December 16, 1949.
NAC Files, Lot 60D137, Box 3671
[292] Memorandum by the NAC Staff Committee to the National Advisory Council
[Washington,] January 16, 1950.
NAC Files, Lot 60D137, Box 367
[293] Minutes of Meeting No. 146 of the National Advisory Council, Washington, January 19, 1950
Washington, January 19, 1950
NAC Files, Lot 60D137, Box 362
[294] Minutes of Meeting No. 147 of the National Advisory Council, Washington, January 23, 1950
Washington, January 23, 1950
NAC Files, Lot 60D137, Box 362
[296] Minutes of Meeting No. 167 of the National Advisory Council, Washington, December 5, 1950
Washington, December 5, 1950
NAC Files, Lot 60D137, Box 362
[297] Extract From National Advisory Council Document No. 1081
[Washington,] December 19, 1950.
NAC Files
- The National Advisory Council on International Monetary and Financial Problems (NAC) was an interdepartmental committee established by the Bretton Woods Agreements Act of July 31, 1945 (59 Stat. 512). The Act provided for United States participation in the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD, or “the Bank”). The National Advisory Council was to coordinate policies and operations of the United States Government with respect to this Government’s relations with the two Bretton Woods institutions.↩