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... GATT and the IMF pressed constantly for the end of bilateral trade and financial restrictions . ** By the late 1950's , the prospering Europeans were themselves inclined to a more liberal view . The GATT promoted a series of broad ...
... GATT and the IMF pressed constantly for the end of bilateral trade and financial restrictions . ** By the late 1950's , the prospering Europeans were themselves inclined to a more liberal view . The GATT promoted a series of broad ...
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... GATT negotiations . But the GATT's true and great achievement has not been building some version of Hull's liberal world order , but evolving a civilized common law to govern the relationships among mercantilist states . The negotiated ...
... GATT negotiations . But the GATT's true and great achievement has not been building some version of Hull's liberal world order , but evolving a civilized common law to govern the relationships among mercantilist states . The negotiated ...
Page 327
... GATT . Britain , however , apparently feared that Japan's membership in the liberal GATT would undermine the discriminatory aspects of the pay- ments agreement . The single best study of Japan's fight to win GATT membership , which ...
... GATT . Britain , however , apparently feared that Japan's membership in the liberal GATT would undermine the discriminatory aspects of the pay- ments agreement . The single best study of Japan's fight to win GATT membership , which ...
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General Considerations | 3 |
Main Issues within the Atlantic | 85 |
Basic Balance of Payments 1970 | 98 |
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