11. Some Observations on Exchange Control and the Means for Improving the American Position in the Argentine Market

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter 1
2. Preface 7
3. Table of Contents 9
4. List of Tables 11
5. 1. The Peso, Commercial Policy and Argentine Foreign Trade: 1899–1931 13
6. 2. The First Stage of Exchange Control 56
7. 3. The Transition to Formal Anglo-Argentine Bilateralism 69
8. 4. The Exchange and Trade Control Regime of November, 1933 96
9. 5. The Roca-Runciman Treaty of 1936 152
10. 6. The Trade Balance and the Treatment of United States Trade, 1935–1937 165
11. 7. Exchange Control in Recovery and Slump 180
12. 8. Exchange Control after 1938: the Transition to Quantitative Restrictions 199
13. 9. The European Conflict and the Status of Trade Discrimination 215
14. 10. The American Position as Seen in Import Series 228
15. 11. Some Observations on Exchange Control and the Means for Improving the American Position in the Argentine Market 242
16. Bibliography 275
17. Index 281