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Page 82
... interdependence was essentially eco- nomic . It was as if the ghost of Cordell Hull had returned to preside over American policy . A new round of tariff cuts was to inaugurate a new era of interdependence . To emphasize the importance ...
... interdependence was essentially eco- nomic . It was as if the ghost of Cordell Hull had returned to preside over American policy . A new round of tariff cuts was to inaugurate a new era of interdependence . To emphasize the importance ...
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... Interdependence in trade is said to mean interdependence in foriegn policy . These two dimensions to trade policy , the economic and the political , have been mutually reinforcing . Assertions that trade policy injures domestic ...
... Interdependence in trade is said to mean interdependence in foriegn policy . These two dimensions to trade policy , the economic and the political , have been mutually reinforcing . Assertions that trade policy injures domestic ...
Page 223
... interdependence or of mutual insulation . In other words , the two sets of coun- tries can be open or closed to each other . Second , whatever interdependent relations exist can be in a regional or universal system . Regional systems ...
... interdependence or of mutual insulation . In other words , the two sets of coun- tries can be open or closed to each other . Second , whatever interdependent relations exist can be in a regional or universal system . Regional systems ...
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General Considerations | 3 |
Main Issues within the Atlantic | 85 |
Basic Balance of Payments 1970 | 98 |
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