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Britain's Balance
Britain's Foreign
Britain's Foreign Investments
British Foreign Investments
British imperial economic influence
British International Trade
British Portfolio Investments
Burdett's Official Intelligence
capitalist globalisation
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Country's Foreign Investments
Currency Inflows
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Diamonds
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Finance
foreign
Foreign Wealth
free trade era
Globalization
gold standard system
Great Britain's Foreign Investments
historical economic data analysis
Hobson's Estimate
Imlah's Estimate
international finance
investments
Investor's Monthly Manual
Invisible Items
Judith Turnbull
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London Statistical Society
Nash's Contribution
Net Ton
nineteenth-century economic history
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Paish's Estimate
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Shipping
Sir George Paish
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Statistics
Steam Ships
Tea
Product details
- ISBN 9780815397397
- Weight: 520g
- Dimensions: 146 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 20 Nov 2017
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
- Language: English
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The fundamental role of Great Britain's economy in the international economic system in the century preceding the First World War is demonstrated by a number of variables, which have drawn the interest of many scholars. The focus here is on capital flows. The main difficulty encountered in this work arose from a shortage of documentation on economic data in the historical period under consideration, which has been tentatively reconstructed, on the basis of a number of estimates, subjected to a close comparative scrutiny. The book provides a valid guide to anyone wishing to improve their understanding of the so-called "pax britannica" which, at that time, rested on the canons of free trade and the gold standard. This historical period is considered by many to be the first experience of capitalist globalization. In this sense the book is also intended to provide useful reading for those who want to reflect on the possible future evolution of the world economy.
