New Trade Strategy for the World Economy
Herausgeber: Johnson, Harry G
New Trade Strategy for the World Economy
Herausgeber: Johnson, Harry G
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Originally published in 1969, the studies in tis volume deal with the proposal for a multilateral free trade association initiated by North Atlantic countries in the 1960s. .
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Originally published in 1969, the studies in tis volume deal with the proposal for a multilateral free trade association initiated by North Atlantic countries in the 1960s. .
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 358
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Juli 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 503g
- ISBN-13: 9781032050331
- ISBN-10: 1032050330
- Artikelnr.: 69898368
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 358
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Juli 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 503g
- ISBN-13: 9781032050331
- ISBN-10: 1032050330
- Artikelnr.: 69898368
Harry G. Johnson was Professor of Economics at the University of Chicago.
Part 1: Time for Change in Trade Strategy Harry G. Johnson 1. Proposal for
a Multilateral Free Trade Association 2. Public Discussion of Policy Issues
Part 2: Options After the Kennedy Round Gerard Curzon and Victoria Curzon
1. From Ricardo to Kennedy 2. What the Kennedy Round Taught 3. Beyond the
Kennedy Round 4. Need to Counter Protectionism Part 3: World Politics and
Trade Strategy Lionel Gelber 1. A Countervailing Initiative 2. New Trade
Strategy and the New Europe 3. America, the Global Balance and Britain 4.
Open Societies and the Open Sea 5. Across the Pacific 6. A Great and
Greater Contexture Part 4: Britain and the Free Trade Area Option Maxwell
Stamp and Harry Cowie 1. Britain's Post-War Trade Policy 2. Tariff and
Trade Patterns 3. Proposals for a North Atlantic Free Trade Area 4. Effects
of NAFTA on Britain 5. British Industry and NAFTA 6. Conclusions Part 5:
Scope for New Trade Strategy David Robertson 1. New Approach to Trade
Liberalisation 2. Revival of Atlantic Idea 3. Theoretical Proposals
Examined 4. Principles of Free Trade Treaty 5. Geographical Scope of
Arrangement 6. Britain in a Broad Free Trade Association 7. The Prospects
for New Strategy.
a Multilateral Free Trade Association 2. Public Discussion of Policy Issues
Part 2: Options After the Kennedy Round Gerard Curzon and Victoria Curzon
1. From Ricardo to Kennedy 2. What the Kennedy Round Taught 3. Beyond the
Kennedy Round 4. Need to Counter Protectionism Part 3: World Politics and
Trade Strategy Lionel Gelber 1. A Countervailing Initiative 2. New Trade
Strategy and the New Europe 3. America, the Global Balance and Britain 4.
Open Societies and the Open Sea 5. Across the Pacific 6. A Great and
Greater Contexture Part 4: Britain and the Free Trade Area Option Maxwell
Stamp and Harry Cowie 1. Britain's Post-War Trade Policy 2. Tariff and
Trade Patterns 3. Proposals for a North Atlantic Free Trade Area 4. Effects
of NAFTA on Britain 5. British Industry and NAFTA 6. Conclusions Part 5:
Scope for New Trade Strategy David Robertson 1. New Approach to Trade
Liberalisation 2. Revival of Atlantic Idea 3. Theoretical Proposals
Examined 4. Principles of Free Trade Treaty 5. Geographical Scope of
Arrangement 6. Britain in a Broad Free Trade Association 7. The Prospects
for New Strategy.
Part 1: Time for Change in Trade Strategy Harry G. Johnson 1. Proposal for
a Multilateral Free Trade Association 2. Public Discussion of Policy Issues
Part 2: Options After the Kennedy Round Gerard Curzon and Victoria Curzon
1. From Ricardo to Kennedy 2. What the Kennedy Round Taught 3. Beyond the
Kennedy Round 4. Need to Counter Protectionism Part 3: World Politics and
Trade Strategy Lionel Gelber 1. A Countervailing Initiative 2. New Trade
Strategy and the New Europe 3. America, the Global Balance and Britain 4.
Open Societies and the Open Sea 5. Across the Pacific 6. A Great and
Greater Contexture Part 4: Britain and the Free Trade Area Option Maxwell
Stamp and Harry Cowie 1. Britain's Post-War Trade Policy 2. Tariff and
Trade Patterns 3. Proposals for a North Atlantic Free Trade Area 4. Effects
of NAFTA on Britain 5. British Industry and NAFTA 6. Conclusions Part 5:
Scope for New Trade Strategy David Robertson 1. New Approach to Trade
Liberalisation 2. Revival of Atlantic Idea 3. Theoretical Proposals
Examined 4. Principles of Free Trade Treaty 5. Geographical Scope of
Arrangement 6. Britain in a Broad Free Trade Association 7. The Prospects
for New Strategy.
a Multilateral Free Trade Association 2. Public Discussion of Policy Issues
Part 2: Options After the Kennedy Round Gerard Curzon and Victoria Curzon
1. From Ricardo to Kennedy 2. What the Kennedy Round Taught 3. Beyond the
Kennedy Round 4. Need to Counter Protectionism Part 3: World Politics and
Trade Strategy Lionel Gelber 1. A Countervailing Initiative 2. New Trade
Strategy and the New Europe 3. America, the Global Balance and Britain 4.
Open Societies and the Open Sea 5. Across the Pacific 6. A Great and
Greater Contexture Part 4: Britain and the Free Trade Area Option Maxwell
Stamp and Harry Cowie 1. Britain's Post-War Trade Policy 2. Tariff and
Trade Patterns 3. Proposals for a North Atlantic Free Trade Area 4. Effects
of NAFTA on Britain 5. British Industry and NAFTA 6. Conclusions Part 5:
Scope for New Trade Strategy David Robertson 1. New Approach to Trade
Liberalisation 2. Revival of Atlantic Idea 3. Theoretical Proposals
Examined 4. Principles of Free Trade Treaty 5. Geographical Scope of
Arrangement 6. Britain in a Broad Free Trade Association 7. The Prospects
for New Strategy.