Fisco y moneda. El uso del dinero en las economías de los reinos hispanos, siglos XIII-XVIII
- ISBN-10
- 8417888012
- ISBN-13
- 9788417888015
- Category
- History
- Pages
- 482
- Language
- Spanish
- Published
- 2020-11-27
- Publisher
- Ed. Universidad de Cantabria
- Authors
- José Ignacio Andrés Ucendo, Francisco Cebreiro Ares, Ramón Lanza García
Description
El derecho a imponer tributos y el de acuñar o emitir moneda han sido tradicionalmente dos de las principales prerrogativas de la soberanía política que la autoridad siempre ha tratado de ejercer en régimen de monopolio, de acuerdo con los principios constitucionales que regulan en cada época la obligación a contribuir y la forma de acuñación o emisión de la moneda. Fisco y moneda aparecen estrechamente unidos a lo largo de la Historia y a menudo la política monetaria ha sido puesta al servicio de la política fiscal. Este libro recoge los resultados de recientes investigaciones sobre las relaciones entre la fiscalidad, la moneda y el uso del dinero en España desde el siglo XIII hasta mediados del XVIII, y en él se estudian cómo las dificultades financieras en épocas y circunstancias históricas diferentes influyeron en la política monetaria y las repercusiones que todo ello tuvo en diversos aspectos de la economía de los reinos hispánicos.
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- 2020-12-16
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