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© 1945 University of California Press, Berkeley

© 1945 University of California Press, Berkeley

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Preface to the Expanded Edition v
  3. Preface xiii
  4. Introduction xv
  5. Contents xxi
  6. PART ONE: THEORETICAL AND HISTORICAL ASPECTS
  7. I. Economic Thought on the Relationship Between Foreign Trade and National Power 1
  8. II. Foreign Trade As an Instrument of National Power 13
  9. III. The Question of "Economic Aggression" During World War I 53
  10. IV. Problems of Reconstruction 71
  11. PART TWO: THREE STATISTICAL INQUIRIES INTO THE STRUCTURE OF WORLD TRADE
  12. Introduction to Part Two 85
  13. V. The Preference of Large Trading Countries for Commerce with Small Trading Countries 87
  14. CHAPTER VI. Concentration upon Markets and Supply Sources of the Foreign Trade of Small or Weak Nations 98
  15. VII. The Commodity Structure of World Trade 117
  16. Appendix A. Note on Statistical Methods 155
  17. Appendix B. Resolutions of the Paris Economic Conference of the Allies, June, 1916 163
  18. Index 169
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Preface to the Expanded Edition v
  3. Preface xiii
  4. Introduction xv
  5. Contents xxi
  6. PART ONE: THEORETICAL AND HISTORICAL ASPECTS
  7. I. Economic Thought on the Relationship Between Foreign Trade and National Power 1
  8. II. Foreign Trade As an Instrument of National Power 13
  9. III. The Question of "Economic Aggression" During World War I 53
  10. IV. Problems of Reconstruction 71
  11. PART TWO: THREE STATISTICAL INQUIRIES INTO THE STRUCTURE OF WORLD TRADE
  12. Introduction to Part Two 85
  13. V. The Preference of Large Trading Countries for Commerce with Small Trading Countries 87
  14. CHAPTER VI. Concentration upon Markets and Supply Sources of the Foreign Trade of Small or Weak Nations 98
  15. VII. The Commodity Structure of World Trade 117
  16. Appendix A. Note on Statistical Methods 155
  17. Appendix B. Resolutions of the Paris Economic Conference of the Allies, June, 1916 163
  18. Index 169
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