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President Nixon's intention to visit Peking is attracting tremendous interest all over the world. The present article discusses past developments of US/Chinese trade and its possibilities in the future.
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The danger of serious disagreements on the agricultural question and a trade war developing between the EC and the USA …
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for the economic policy embarked upon by President Reagan. But has the treatment which has done the USA so much good also … commentators are more concerned with the worldwide effects of the USA's very high interest rates. …
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The EC’s association and preference policy has again and again given rise to criticism by those developing countries who are not favoured as well as by the other industrial states. Sometimes, however, it seems that preferences have been overestimated. It cannot be overlooked that the...
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On April 10, 1973, the US Administration presented a bill with the ambitious title of "Trade Reform Act". It has the purpose of equipping the executive with instruments and powers to develop US foreign trade according to its own ideas.
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Disappointment about the results of import substituting industrialization strategies as well as the spectacular performance of a few newly industrialised countries have led many developing countries to switch in the 1970s to export oriented industrialization. This analysis cautions against any...
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Advanced economies with relatively high manufacturing shares tend to have current account surpluses. One reason for this is the dominant role played by transactions involving manufactured goods in world trade. An additional factor is that the catching-up process in emerging and developing...
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