Routledge New Trade Strategy for the World Economy - Vol 3

Explore the fundamental debates of global commerce with New Trade Strategy for the World Economy: 3. Edited by Harry G. Johnson, this volume provides a deep look into the proposals for a multilateral free trade association that began among North Atlantic countries in the 1960s. This collection examines historical economic landscapes, including US protectionism, policy challenges within the EEC, and the debates surrounding Britain's role in international trade. By reviewing discussions on tariff preferences and global trade concepts, this book offers a perspective on economic policy that remains relevant for students and professionals today. It serves as a significant resource for understanding how trade associations and international economic policies have shaped the modern world economy.