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Abstract Beginning with the American Revolution, the United States has often used economic instruments in its foreign policy to achieve political goals. These instruments have included punishment in the form of economic sanctions and positive incentives in the form of loans and access to the American market.
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India's Foreign Economic Policies
World Politics, 1955While the West is occupied with the cold war, an economic test is slowly shaping in Asia. Upon its outcome may depend the political beliefs and allegiance of half the world's people. The issue may be stated simply, although the forces at work are complex and intricate: Can India, with a population of 360 million, under the democratic process, with free
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Agriculture and Foreign Economic Policy
Journal of Farm Economics, 1964potato famine led to their abolition in 1846. Contrary to general belief, the Corn Laws were not simply a set of import duties but also consisted of export bounties, variable import levies, and export and import prohibitions, with special preferences for using British ships.
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Gorbachev’s Foreign Economic Policy
1989The ‘new thinking ’ in the Soviet Union under the leadership of Mikhail Gorbachev has extended to foreign economic policy and to the institutions through which it is conducted. In the two years since the programme for reform in this area was outlined, there have been significant changes in the traditional system of Soviet ‘state trading ’, as it is ...
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Institutional conditions, economic policy uncertainty and foreign institutional investment in China
Emerging Markets Review, 2022Lerong He
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