This book, originally published in 1954, examines the key features of the economies of colonial Nigeria and the Gold Coast.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
List of tables List of charts Preface Introduction. Scope and method of the study Part I. General Aspects of the West African Economies and of the Role of Trade: 1. Underlying forces and influences 2. The multiplicity of traders and the productivity of trade 3. The growth of restrictive tendencies Part II. The Import Trade: 4. Outline of the composition of imports and of their method of distribution 5. Shares of racial groups and of firms in the import trade 6. Some topics in the recent history of the import trade Part III. Monopolistic and Competitive Influences in West African External Trade: 7. Criteria, characteristics and bases of monopoly 8. The advantages of capital and size 9. Concentration, marketing arrangements and competition (i) 10. Concentration, marketing arrangements and competition (ii) 11. Official policies and attitudes and economic concentration 12. Effects of the immigration policy on monopoly and competition 13. Further influences of official policy on the trading situation 14. The supply of ancillary services Part IV. The Export Trade: 15. Outline of the growth, composition and recent history of the export trade 16. The buying organizations and methods of the merchants and of other intermediaries in the export trade 17. The shares of firms in the trade in export produce 18. Aspects of competition in produce buying 19. Wartime arrangements in the West African export trade and their results Part V. The Statutory Marketing Boards and their Policies: 20. The genesis of the marketing boards 21. The scope and powers of the marketing boards 22. The price policies of the marketing boards (i) 23. The price policies of the marketing boards (ii) 24. The arguments in support of the price policies of the marketing boards Part VI. The Economics of Marketing Reform: 25. The economics of marketing reform: measures and proposals (i) 26. The economics of marketing reform: measures and proposals (ii) Part VII. Internal Trade: 27. Principal features of internal trade Appendix 1. Statistics of statutory marketing of West African exports Appendix 2. The terms of trade of producers of export crops Appendix 3. The responsiveness of supply to the prices received by producers Appendix 4. The effects of statutory marketing on the processors of export products Appendix 5. A note on conditional sales Appendix 6. The stockfish agreement Index.
List of tables List of charts Preface Introduction. Scope and method of the study Part I. General Aspects of the West African Economies and of the Role of Trade: 1. Underlying forces and influences 2. The multiplicity of traders and the productivity of trade 3. The growth of restrictive tendencies Part II. The Import Trade: 4. Outline of the composition of imports and of their method of distribution 5. Shares of racial groups and of firms in the import trade 6. Some topics in the recent history of the import trade Part III. Monopolistic and Competitive Influences in West African External Trade: 7. Criteria, characteristics and bases of monopoly 8. The advantages of capital and size 9. Concentration, marketing arrangements and competition (i) 10. Concentration, marketing arrangements and competition (ii) 11. Official policies and attitudes and economic concentration 12. Effects of the immigration policy on monopoly and competition 13. Further influences of official policy on the trading situation 14. The supply of ancillary services Part IV. The Export Trade: 15. Outline of the growth, composition and recent history of the export trade 16. The buying organizations and methods of the merchants and of other intermediaries in the export trade 17. The shares of firms in the trade in export produce 18. Aspects of competition in produce buying 19. Wartime arrangements in the West African export trade and their results Part V. The Statutory Marketing Boards and their Policies: 20. The genesis of the marketing boards 21. The scope and powers of the marketing boards 22. The price policies of the marketing boards (i) 23. The price policies of the marketing boards (ii) 24. The arguments in support of the price policies of the marketing boards Part VI. The Economics of Marketing Reform: 25. The economics of marketing reform: measures and proposals (i) 26. The economics of marketing reform: measures and proposals (ii) Part VII. Internal Trade: 27. Principal features of internal trade Appendix 1. Statistics of statutory marketing of West African exports Appendix 2. The terms of trade of producers of export crops Appendix 3. The responsiveness of supply to the prices received by producers Appendix 4. The effects of statutory marketing on the processors of export products Appendix 5. A note on conditional sales Appendix 6. The stockfish agreement Index.
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