Titlebook: North American and Western European Economic Policies; Charles P. Kindleberger,Andrew Shonfield Book 1971 Palgrave Macmillan, a division o

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The Determinants of United States Foreign Economic Policynsequence of the United States being a large and rich country. Its ramifications go far to determine United States policies. They also determine the automatic responses of the United States economy to the rest of the world, quite aside from discretionary policy decisions.

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Discussion of the Paper by Professor Eastmananada’s was a very open economy, so that comparative advantage and factor supply position were important. Both present comparative advantages and the tariff policies of other countries led to highly capital-intensive activities, to a heavy draft on Canada’s domestic savings and to big foreign investment — especially from the United States.

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United Kingdom External Economic Policyment one would have to go back to the Radcliffe Report on the Monetary System which came out as long ago as 1959, and was in no sense an official government pronouncement. Even the ambitious, but quickly jettisoned, National Plan of 1965 confined its objectives to numerical targets and had no comprehensive statement of aims.

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Economic Relations between European Socialist Countries and Capitalist Countries of Europe and Northhere is reason to think that the system which the European socialist countries have evolved to develop trade between themselves — the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance (C.M.E.A.) — might usefully serve as a model for the countries of the West and might be extended to relations between socialist and capitalist countries.

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Discussion of the Paper by M. Albert. identified a number of issues raised in the paper. First, there was the existence of comparative advantages between North America and Europe. Were these evolving before the Common Market came into existence and if so, in what sense? M. Albert had showed the way in which wage costs moved and how the structure of trade altered.

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