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A twelve page paper which looks at the domestic and foreign policy issues surrounding the change in the monetary exchange standard in the 1960s, the part played by the IMF and the G-10 countries, and the possible rationale behind some of the policy decisions made by Lyndon Johnson at the time.
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12 pages (~225 words per page)
File: JL5_JLJohnson.rtf
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In order to consider President Johnsons involvement in the change in the monetary exchange from gold to silver in the light of the theories of Dahl, Neustadt and Barber,
it would be useful in explore in the first instance the methodologies by which these analysts assess political agendas and personality profiles in order to apply these to the way
in which Johnson conducted himself in this instance and the way in which he reacted to series of external pressures on both the domestic and international policy fronts.
Dahl, for example asserts
that in a permeable political system, namely, one in which information is able to filter through to the elite, then any important issues will at some point be brought to
the attention of the elite. In other words, if there is dissatisfaction engendered within the electorate, this will be transmitted to party members who are then able to assess whether
it can be translated into a political issue. The extent to which it will be seen as beneficial for the party will influence the importance which party politicians assess the
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