Screen LibraryA reordered world：emerging international economic problems
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Potomac Associates,
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| Publisher Address: | Washington |
| Publication Dates: | [1973] |
| Literature type: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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| Carrier Form: | xxiv, 260 p.: illus. ; 21 cm. |
| ISBN: | 0913998028 |
| Index Number: | F11 |
| CLC: | F11 |
| Call Number: | F11/C778/ |
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Includes bibliographical references. Takeyama, Y. Don't take Japan for granted.--Malmgren, H. B. Coming trade wars?--Cooper, R. N. Trade policy is foreign policy.--Cleveland, H. van B. How the dollar standard died.--Cooper, R. N. The future of the dollar.--Krause, L. B. Why exports are becoming irrelevant.--Bergsten, C. F. The threat from the third world.--Cooper, R. N. Third world tariff tangle.--Diebold, J. Multinational corporations: why be scared of them?--Luard, E. Who gets what on the seabed?--Moran, T. H. New deal or raw deal in raw materials.--Adelman, M. A. Is the oil shortage real?--Levy, W. J. An Atlantic-Japanese energy policy.--Hollick, A. L. Seabeds make strange politics. |