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The Contributions of John Maynard Keynes to Foreign Trade Theory and Policy 1909—1946 |
Joseph R. Cammarosano
Routledge
The Contributions of John Maynard Keynes to Foreign Trade Theory and Policy 1909—1946
The International Currency Proposals
Authors

Joseph R. Cammarosano

ARI Id

1665917669063_14144844

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Not Available Free

Pages

307-338

DOI

10.4324/9781315100753-22

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Keyhes’ Nationalism Evidenced by his Opposition to the Intentional Gold Standard
20-21
Introduction
Joseph R. Cammarosano
1-19
Keynes was Opposed to the Pre-World War I Gold Standard, because, by Failing to Effect an Economy in the Use and a Centralization of Gold Reserves in the Vaults of the Central Bank, it Hampered the Monetary Authority in its Attempt to Protect the Economy from Internal and External Disequilbria.
Joseph R. Cammarosano
22-35
Keynes was Opposed to the Traditional Gold Standard. Because it did not Permit the Pursuance of Autonomous Monetary Policies.
Joseph R. Cammarosano
36-46
Keynes was Opposed to the Pre-World War I Gold Standard, Because its Rigid Exchange Rate System was Disruptive of Internal Price Stability and Facilitated the International Transmission of Economic Fluctuations through Changes in National Price Levels.
Joseph R. Cammarosano
47-63
Keynes’ Prior Concern with the Promotion and Maintenance of Domestic Equilibrium as Evidenced by his Opposition to Great Britain’s Return to the Gold Standard at the Pre-War Parity of Exchange.
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64-89
Keynes’ Quest Fob National Autonomy as Evidenced by his Preference for a Managed Monetary Standard
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90-120
The Evolution of Keynes’ Thinking on Foreign Trade Theory and Policy
121-239
Keykes’ Early Free Trade Views
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122-131
The Treatise on Money
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132-151
Addendum I to the Macmillan Report
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152-169
The Revenue Tariff Episode
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170-196
Great Britain’s Abando
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197-206
The Means to Prosperity
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207-222
National Self-Sufficiency
Joseph R. Cammarosano
223-239
Keynes’ Foreign Trade Views during the Era of the General
240-240
The Theory of Employment and its Implications for International Economics
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241-264
The Nature of Investment and its Implications for International Economics
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265-286
Keynes is Sympathetic Towards a Protectionist Policy in his Treatment of Mercantilism.
Joseph R. Cammarosano
287-295
Keynes Foreign Trade Views in the Period Peior to World War II
Joseph R. Cammarosano
296-305
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