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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agricultural American analysis argument assumption autarky balance-of-payments deficits balances of payments borrowing capita income capital changes in exchange classical economists classical theory consequence currency degree direct controls doctrine dollar scarcity domestic economic development effective elasticity of demand employment Engel's law equilibrating equilibrium exchange rates factors factors of production flexible foreign trade free trade GetĂșlio Vargas gold standard Havana Charter income-elasticities increase industry inflation interest rate international balances International Monetary Fund international trade investment Keynes Keynesian labor lecture levels loan-funds long-run manufactures ment models monetary money incomes moreover national economic planning national income nomic obstacles operate ordinary import duties output population poverty price-elasticities of demand problem prosperity protection quantity of money ratio real income regulation relative prices remedy restrictions result rural short-run substantial supply tariff tend terms of trade theory of international tion trade barriers true United urban volume