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

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Discussion of the Paper by Professor Plotnikov. said there were two parts to the paper. The first looked at co-operation in Eastern Europe; the second at co-operation between Eastern and Western Europe and the United States. Professor Plotnikov explained that in relations between socialist countries the C.M.E.A. played a decisive part.

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Canada in an Interdependent North Atlantic Economyctors of production as well as goods between advanced countries. We are told that when stout Cortez first upon a peak in Darien stood, he gazed about him with wild surmise. However, the sight of the wide Pacific was doubtless somewhat less novel to the natives of the area. Canadians may feel a littl

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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 invest

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Repercussions of the Economic Policy of the United States on the Policies of the Countries of the Eud Western Europe. The organisers of the meeting have rightly split up this general subject into four symmetrical parts, so that the paper which follows is concerned with the repercussions of the economic policy of the United States on the economic policies of the countries of the European Economic C

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International Economic Policies of a Nordic Groupthe middle of the 1950s to sign the Rome Treaty. Even this common attitude was explained by very different underlying factors. It is usual to point to wide differences among them in level of development, geographical situation, economic structure, size of economy and population, security policy, etc