International Trade and Economic Development: Lectures Delivered at the National University of Brazil |
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The Classical Theory of International d | 11 |
Recent Trends in the Theory of | 30 |
Gains from Foreign Trade | 50 |
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acceptable agricultural American analysis applied argument assumption balances of payments become better borrowing capita income capital cause changes classical classical theory commodities compared consequence consideration costs countries currency deficits demand direct controls doctrine dollar domestic duties economic development economists effective elasticity English equilibrating equilibrium exchange rates export extent fact factors field flexible forces foreign trade function given greater imports increase industry inflation influence interest international trade investment Keynesian labor least lecture less levels limited major manufactures means measures ment models moreover national economic planning natural operate particular population possible poverty practice present price-elasticities probably problem prosperity protection purchases quantity question reasons regard regulation relative remedy require respect restrictions result rural substantial supply tend terms of trade theory tion true underdeveloped United urban volume workers