Tariff Bargaining Under the New Deal and Its Antecedents ...Stanford University., 1936 |
Índice
I | 7 |
FAVOREDNATION TREATMENT 17761831 | 11 |
4 | 11 |
The Origin and Purpose of the MostFavored | 12 |
RECIPROCITY AND CONDITIONAL MOSTFAVORED | 24 |
UNCONDITIONAL MOSTFAVOREDNATION TREATMENT | 59 |
THE INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC STATUS OF | 77 |
States | 88 |
VII | 162 |
2 | 166 |
EQUALITY OF TREATMENT AND COMMERCIAL BARGAIN | 186 |
Nation Clause Outside of the United States | 191 |
Equality of Treatment as a Political | 204 |
IX | 217 |
OF THE EXECUTIVE CONTROL OF COMMERCIAL BAR | 221 |
cial Relations in United States History | 234 |
28 | 93 |
38 | 98 |
Position of the United States | 104 |
TRADE BARRIERS IN RELATION TO UNITED STATES | 111 |
52 | 123 |
59 | 137 |
111 | 140 |
129 | 146 |
៩៩ | 154 |
130 | 155 |
UNITED STATES | 159 |
Tariff and Quota Provisions | 267 |
Miscellaneous General Provisions | 270 |
TRADE AGREEMENTS | 278 |
Cuba | 296 |
F Brazil | 312 |
ECONOMIC PROVISIONS AND SOME EFFECTS OF | 315 |
2 | 349 |
3 | 354 |
teen Trade Agreements | 360 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 364 |
APPENDIX | 385 |