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International Economic Relations

Economic Bulletin of Dnipro University of Technology, 2022
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International Economic Relations

1995
‘Bloc’ autarky is usually seen as the main feature of the foreign trade behaviour of the Soviet-type socialist economies. The framework for these mutual relations was the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance (CMEA, or Comecon, the better-known English acronym), which had been founded in 1949.
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International Economic Relations

1976
In my discussion hitherto I have been examining problems of political economy as if there were one supreme body concerned with public policy and one only, all complications of international economic (and political) relations being left on one side. In fact, however, on the unfortunate planet on which we live there is more than one such body; and some ...
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International Economic Relations.

Journal of the Royal Institute of International Affairs, 1929
A. T. Wilson, John Donaldson
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International Money and International Economic Relations

1991
Progress in economics consists, for the most part, in the development of new definitions and the reclassification of concepts. The Keynesian Revolution was, as Harrod reminds us, in large part due to ‘Keynes’ extraordinarily powerful intuitive sense of what was important that convinced him that the old classification was inadequate.
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The Law of International Economic Relations

2013
Abstract This chapter discusses the contents and structure of the law of international economic relations. It explains that international economic law encompasses a complex architecture of rules governing international economic relations and transboundary economic conduct by States, international organizations, and private actors.
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Sovereignty and International Economic Relations

2013
Abstract This chapter examines the correlation between sovereignty and international economic relations. The modern concept of sovereignty often involves the response to globalization and deference to democratic choice. The principle of non-intervention, universally recognized as one of the cornerstones of international law, was often ...
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