Foreign Trade in the Light of Circulation Analysis

Journal of Macrodynamic Analysis 1:9-31 (2001)
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Abstract

In recent years the debate over free trade has heated up and has taken the form of violence in Seattle, Washington D.C., Quebec, and Genoa. Groups either embrace free trade or condemn it. In fact, it seems impossible to reconcile the arguments put forward by the supporters and the protestors. In this paper I want to investigate the problem by using Bernard Lonergan’s work on economics

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