Exchange Control and the Argentine Market

Frontmatter -- Preface -- Table of Contents -- List of Tables -- 1. The Peso, Commercial Policy and Argentine Foreign Trade: 1899–1931 -- 2. The First Stage of Exchange Control -- 3. The Transition to Formal Anglo-Argentine Bilateralism -- 4. The Exchange and Trade Control Regime of November, 1933 -- 5. The Roca-Runciman Treaty of 1936 -- 6. The Trade Balance and the Treatment of United States Trade, 1935–1937 -- 7. Exchange Control in Recovery and Slump -- 8. Exchange Control after 1938: the Transition to Quantitative Restrictions -- 9. The European Conflict and the Status of Trade Discrimination -- 10. The American Position as Seen in Import Series -- 11. Some Observations on Exchange Control and the Means for Improving the American Position in the Argentine Market -- Bibliography -- Index