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I came across the CPES digital archive today. It has scans of papers which aren’t available elsewhere. There’s an interesting article Causes Of Growth And Recession In World Trade, there by Francis Cripps, in which he describes the Cambridge Keynesian idea of achieving balanced trade, because nations face a balance-of-payments constraint: The Case for Concerted ActionThe Cambridge Political Economy Society Digital ArchiveV. Ramanan
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: balance of payments, balance of payments constraint, francis cripps
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I came across the CPES digital archive today. It has scans of papers which aren’t available elsewhere. There’s an interesting article Causes Of Growth And Recession In World Trade, there by Francis Cripps, in which he describes the Cambridge Keynesian idea of achieving balanced trade, because nations face a balance-of-payments constraint: The Case for Concerted ActionThe Cambridge Political Economy Society Digital ArchiveV. Ramanan
Topics:
Mike Norman considers the following as important: balance of payments, balance of payments constraint, francis cripps
This could be interesting, too:
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I came across the CPES digital archive today. It has scans of papers which aren’t available elsewhere.
There’s an interesting article Causes Of Growth And Recession In World Trade, there by Francis Cripps, in which he describes the Cambridge Keynesian idea of achieving balanced trade, because nations face a balance-of-payments constraint:The Case for Concerted Action
The Cambridge Political Economy Society Digital Archive
V. Ramanan