The Economics of Interdependence: Economic Policy in the Atlantic CommunityA look at the world economy and its policies of change in regard to traditional and alternative payment arrangements, international economic relationships between industrial countries, and restraints on international transactions. |
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Contents
The Postwar International Payments System | 24 |
LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES | 51 |
Increased Sensitivity of Foreign Trade | 59 |
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abroad action adjustment American areas arrangements assets authorities balance balance of payments balance-of-payments banks become billion borrowing Canada capital capital movements cent central changes Chapter competition cooperation costs countries course currency deficit demand developments differences direct dollars domestic early economic policy effect Europe European exchange rates exports external factor financing firms flows foreign France funds Germany gold greater growing growth higher hold imbalances imports income increase industrial influence integration interest investment involve issues Italy labor larger lending less limited liquidity lower measures ments mobility monetary move objectives official operations payments period permitted political position possible problems production quotas raise reasons reduce regions relatively reserves restrictions result Second securities short-term Source sterling structure surplus tariffs tion tional trade transactions United
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| Title | The Economics of Interdependence: Economic Policy in the Atlantic Community Volume 10 of Atlantic policy studies |
| Author | Richard N. Cooper |
| Publisher | Council on Foreign Relations, 1968 |
| ISBN | 0231933924, 9780231933926 |
| Length | 302 pages |
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