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Canada's balance of international indebtedness, 1900-1913: an inductive study in the theory of international trade

By: Viner, Jacob.

Publisher: Cambridge Harvard University Press 1924Description: x, 318p.: ills., graphs, maps; 21 cm.ISBN: <0879918551>.Subject(s): International economics | International trade | Balance of paymentsDDC classification: 382.071

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This seminal work provides a comprehensive empirical and inductive test of the classical theory of international trade under gold standard conditions.
Using Canada’s rapid economic expansion and heavy foreign capital influx between 1900 and 1913 as a case study, Viner set out to verify how a country's balance of payments adjusts to large capital inflows and how prices, exchange rates, and trade balances shift to accommodate those capital transfers.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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