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Book SynopsisAfter World War II, major economic policy issues arose within the free world because many nations chose to discriminate in their international trade and payments, hoping to further their national objectives. Professor Patterson analyzes what each of these nations hoped to gain. Originally published in 1966. The Princeton Legacy Library uses the l
Table of Contents*Frontmatter, pg. i*PREFACE, pg. v*TABLE OF CONTENTS, pg. ix*ABBREVIATIONS FREQUENTLY USED, pg. xiii*I. THE SETTING, pg. 1*II. DISCRIMINATION FOR BALANCE OF PAYMENTS REASONS, pg. 22*III. DISCRIMINATION AS A STEPPING-STONE TO NONDISCRIMINATION: TEMPORARY REGIONAL ARRANGEMENTS, pg. 67*IV. DISCRIMINATION AND PERMANENT REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, 1, pg. 120*V. DISCRIMINATION AND PERMANENT REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, 2, pg. 189*VI. DISCRIMINATION AS A TOOL FOR PROTECTION, pg. 271*VII. DISCRIMINATION TO FACILITATE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, pg. 323*VIII. SUMMARY OF FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS, pg. 385*INDEX, pg. 399
