14. Germany’s Economic Ascendancy After the Annexation of Austria

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Foreword VII
3. Introduction: East of the Rhine IX
4. Contents XV
5. Tables XVII
6. 1. Central and Southeastern European Economy Before and After World War I 1
7. 2. The Period of Consolidation and Reconstruction 17
8. 3. The Impact of the World Economic Crisis 35
9. 4. Attempts Toward Economic Rapprochement and International Solution of the Danubian Question 51
10. 5. The Fight of the Danubian Countries Against the Crisis 70
11. 6. The Problem of Price Adjustment: Export Subsidies 90
12. 7. The Position of the Industrial Countries 104
13. 8. Monetary Adjustments in the Agricultural Countries 132
14. 9. Regional Economic Agreements 153
15. 10. Germany’s Trade Penetration in Southeastern Europe 166
16. 11. Policy of the New Plan Toward Southeastern Europe 171
17. 12. The Increase of Trade with Germany 187
18. 13. The Development During the World Economic Recovery in 1936–37 196
19. 14. Germany’s Economic Ascendancy After the Annexation of Austria 203
20. 15. The Small Countries and Bilateralism 216
21. 16. Economic Development: The Problem and the Program 229
22. 17. Regional Organization and Foreign Trade 248
23. Bibliography 261
24. Index 267