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... capital . Moreover , it was to depend essentially on capital and services rather than trade in goods . All these arguments were strong enough to thwart Chamberlain until he finally grew ill and retired from politics in 1903 . The ...
... capital . Moreover , it was to depend essentially on capital and services rather than trade in goods . All these arguments were strong enough to thwart Chamberlain until he finally grew ill and retired from politics in 1903 . The ...
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... capital pool has led the government to employ , along with the reserves transactions and liquidity balances , the concept of a " basic " balance , a measurement which disregards short - term capital flows and records only the net ...
... capital pool has led the government to employ , along with the reserves transactions and liquidity balances , the concept of a " basic " balance , a measurement which disregards short - term capital flows and records only the net ...
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... capital flow in and out of its currency . Similarly , a country could have such flows even if it had no large external debt . Nevertheless , the larger the country's foreign indebtedness , particularly if its redemption is uncertain ...
... capital flow in and out of its currency . Similarly , a country could have such flows even if it had no large external debt . Nevertheless , the larger the country's foreign indebtedness , particularly if its redemption is uncertain ...
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General Considerations | 3 |
Main Issues within the Atlantic | 85 |
Basic Balance of Payments 1970 | 98 |
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