Industrial growth and world trade : an empirical study of trends in production, consumption and trade in manufactures from 1899-1959, with a discussion of probable future trends /

By:

Maizels, Alfred

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Cambridge [Eng.] : University Press , c1963.Description: xxiii, 563 p. :illSubject(s):

DDC classification:

382 MAI

LOC classification:

HF499 .M33

Summary: This is comprehensive world-wide study of both production and trade patterns of manufactures through time series (1899-1959) and cross- section studies. The book provides much information on trading relationships among the advanced industrial nations and also compare the experience of the poor semi-industrial countries to the rich industrial ones. This comparison provides much useful information for both inter- national trade and economic development theorists.

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Includes index

Includes bibliographical references: p. 549-556.

This is comprehensive world-wide study of both production and trade patterns of manufactures through time series (1899-1959) and cross- section studies. The book provides much information on trading relationships among the advanced industrial nations and also compare the experience of the poor semi-industrial countries to the rich industrial ones. This comparison provides much useful information for both inter- national trade and economic development theorists.

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