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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-36667-7. opened the discussion with the hope that the foundation of goodwill laid by Professor Robinson was strong enough to stand some stress. His intention was not merely to report on the papers under discussion, but to make some critical remarks about them and even to pick a quarrel or two with the authors.

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Summary Record of the Discussion -Session II. opened the discussion with the hope that the foundation of goodwill laid by Professor Robinson was strong enough to stand some stress. His intention was not merely to report on the papers under discussion, but to make some critical remarks about them and even to pick a quarrel or two with the authors.

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Summary Record of the Discussion — Session IV. began by stating his agreement with Professor Kamenov’s conclusion that international trade between socialist and capitalist countries was both desirable and feasible, although it was distinguished by certain characteristics from commerce within each system.

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Rates and Proportions of the Economic Development of the Socialist Countriesich their economy can be transformed on socialist principles, and the course of their economic competition with the developed capitalist countries. The consolidation of economic and political power within states and of their international potential as members of the world socialist economic system is dependent upon this factor.

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