The Economics of Interdependence:. Economic Policy in the Atlantic Community

A look at the world economy and its policies of change in regard to traditional and alternative payment arrangements, international economic relationships between industrial countries, and restraints on international transactions. Preface Contents Part I. Introduction 1. The Central Problem 2. The Postwar International Payments System Part II. Structural Changes in the World Economy 3. Increased Sensitivity of Foreign Trade 4. International Movements of Capital, Technology, and Labor 5. International Financial Markets 6. National Economic Policy in an Interdependent World Economy Part III. Alternative Payments Systems 7. Economic Policy Formation with Internal Adjustment 8. Provision for Ample Liquidity 9. Controlled Restraints on International Transactions 10. Mixed Solutions for the Adantic Community Index