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... seemed possible to have the advantages of empire with none of the costs . Free commerce and investment could bind peoples together far more effectively and cheaply than colonial empires . Liberal free trade made colonies obsolete ...
... seemed possible to have the advantages of empire with none of the costs . Free commerce and investment could bind peoples together far more effectively and cheaply than colonial empires . Liberal free trade made colonies obsolete ...
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... seemed to bear out Marx's predictions about the inexorable concen- tration of capital . Hard times produced a feverish agitation for cheap money - agitation which seemed to reveal a certain fragility in the social as well as the ...
... seemed to bear out Marx's predictions about the inexorable concen- tration of capital . Hard times produced a feverish agitation for cheap money - agitation which seemed to reveal a certain fragility in the social as well as the ...
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... seemed inevit- able , above all in economic relations . Still , American policy , bemused by the old Atlanticist federalist rhetoric , seemed paralyzed before the need to accommodate a risen Europe . As the dollar fell in 1971 , Nixon's ...
... seemed inevit- able , above all in economic relations . Still , American policy , bemused by the old Atlanticist federalist rhetoric , seemed paralyzed before the need to accommodate a risen Europe . As the dollar fell in 1971 , Nixon's ...
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General Considerations | 3 |
Main Issues within the Atlantic | 85 |
Basic Balance of Payments 1970 | 98 |
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