Trade Policies for Britain

This Essay assesses the economic implications of various alternative trading arrangements concerning which Britain is likely to have to make a decision during the next few years. There is for instance the option of joining a EU Common Market or Free Trade Area, an Atlantic Free Trade Area, or going for general world wide tariff reductions through the GATT. The study traces the likely consequences of these policies for the British economy - the effect on the balance of trade, on the movement of capital and on the fortunes of particular in industries and regions.

Author: Sidney Wells

Publisher: Oxford

Released Date: 1966

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