The Theory of International Trade with Its Applications to Commercial Policy |
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abroad advantage agreements already amount analysis applies argument assume assumption balance of payments bank become capital cause changes chap chapter commodity comparative concerned consider costs course currency curve demand difficulties direct discussion dumping duty economic effect England equal equilibrium example exchange existing export fact factors fall Favoured Nation foreign France Free Trade further Germany given gold granted greater hand imports imposed income increase industry influence interest international trade kind labour latter less loss lower marginal marks materials means measures mechanism method million movements necessary particular period possible present problem production Protection purchasing quantity question raised reason reduction relation relatively remain Reparations represented restricted result rise sense shift shown supply suppose surplus tariff theory tion transfer United volume wages whole