Titlebook: Economic Relations between East and West; Proceedings of a Con Nita G. M. Watts Conference proceedings 1978 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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East-West Trade: Selected Problems the Programme Committee of the Conference, I am going to consider (a) tariff and non-tariff obstacles, (b) policies on trade credit and financing, and (c) the composition of agricultural trade, with special emphasis on Czechoslovak trade.

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East-West Trade and Economic Systemse are, I think, three main reasons for this. First, the two groups of countries are separated by profound political suspicions of one another. Second, their attempts to trade are hampered by differences of economic system. Third, the West is richer than the East, and the rich have a distressing pref

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CMEA’s Hard Currency Deficits and Rouble Convertibility briefly the extent and causes of these deficits. In Sections II and III, various Eastern convertible-currency proposals, which are related to financing these deficits, will be discussed. The policy issues will be summarised in the final Section. Because of the limitations of space, some of the issu

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The Microeconomic Aspect of East-West Cooperation: The Hungarian Experiencery, we focus on a socialist country whose economy is highly foreign-trade sensitive and marked by a substantial trade with the West. In 1975, Hungary’s exports accounted for over 40 per cent of her national income, and her foreign-trade turnover was divided between CMEA and non-CMEA countries in the

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The Scope for Industrial and Technological Cooperation on a Larger Scale an accurate description should be boundless. Admittedly, the wish is the father of the thought in such an affirmation, because economics is largely the study of constraints on the possible and/or the desirable. This communication takes up two questions relevant to policy. Is the scope for East—West

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UNCTAD and Tripartite Industrial Cooperationtries and the developed market-economy countries, though a fairly recent phenomenon, has quickly become of interest to business circles, governments and international organisations. The need to ensure that this form of cooperation benefits the developing countries seems to be generally accepted, as

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Economic Relations between East and West978-1-349-16000-6Series ISSN 2662-6330 Series E-ISSN 2662-6349