IV. THE GENERAL THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE AFTER RICARDO

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. PREFACE ix
3. CONTENTS xi
4. PART I. THE HISTORY OF ENGLISH THOUGHT
5. I. INTRODUCTION 3
6. II. ENGLISH THOUGHT BEFORE THE NINETEENTH CENTURY 9
7. III. THE BULLION CONTROVERSY AND THE EARLY CLASSICAL WRITERS 40
8. IV. THE GENERAL THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE AFTER RICARDO 80
9. V. THE THEORY OF MONEY AND PRICES, 1848-1914 116
10. VI. INTERNATIONAL PRICE ADJUSTMENTS: THEORIES AND INVESTIGATIONS, 1848-1914 136
11. VII. THEORIES OF PRICES AND THE EXCHANGES SINCE 1914 178
12. PART II. THE HISTORY OF CONTINENTAL THOUGHT
13. VIII. FRENCH MERCANTILISM AND THE ANTI-MERCANTILIST REACTION, TO 1776 203
14. IX. THE THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE IN FRANCE, 1776-1880: ENGLISH DOCTRINE AND EARLY FRENCH CRITICS 227
15. X. THE THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE IN FRANCE AFTER 1880: PARTIAL ADAPTATIONS AND RADICAL CRITICISMS 248
16. XI. RECENT FRENCH THEORIES OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE UNDER DEPRECIATED CURRENCIES 274
17. XII. RECENT ITALIAN THOUGHT 303
18. XIII. GERMAN AND AUSTRIAN THOUGHT SINCE I860 323
19. PART III. A RESTATEMENT OF THE THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL PRICES
20. XIV. THE CLASSICAL ENGLISH THEORY: RECAPITULATION AND FURTHER CRITICISM 363
21. XV. GENERAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN NATIONAL PRICE STRUCTURES 375
22. XVI. THE MAINTENANCE OF EQUILIBRIUM IN THE BALANCE OF INTERNATIONAL PAYMENTS 399
23. XVII. DISSIMILAR CURRENCIES AND THE EFFECTS OF DEPRECIATION 419
24. XVIII. THE DETERMINATION OF RATIOS OF INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE 451
25. APPENDICES
26. APPENDIX A 477
27. APPENDIX B 504
28. APPENDIX C 529
29. APPENDIX D 535
30. INDEX 557