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... manufactures to the tributaries . The relations may , but need not , be exploitative . Such a system can be openly colonial , meaning that the metropole exercises direct political control , as in the mercantilist British Empire of the ...
... manufactures to the tributaries . The relations may , but need not , be exploitative . Such a system can be openly colonial , meaning that the metropole exercises direct political control , as in the mercantilist British Empire of the ...
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... manufactures from trade would not unduly threaten its agrarian ruling class . Hence Latin American countries and the Southern states of the American Union fitted comfortably into a liberal complementary pattern . Agrarian elites in both ...
... manufactures from trade would not unduly threaten its agrarian ruling class . Hence Latin American countries and the Southern states of the American Union fitted comfortably into a liberal complementary pattern . Agrarian elites in both ...
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... manufactures . But how then was the notorious trade gap to be closed ? Their greatest ser- vice , many Western representatives asserted , lay in main- taining the West's own high growth and low unemployment rates . This accomplishment ...
... manufactures . But how then was the notorious trade gap to be closed ? Their greatest ser- vice , many Western representatives asserted , lay in main- taining the West's own high growth and low unemployment rates . This accomplishment ...
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General Considerations | 3 |
Main Issues within the Atlantic | 85 |
Basic Balance of Payments 1970 | 98 |
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