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Philip C. Müller,Beat P. Müller-Stichw Zealand, and Britain argued that full employment should be the key postwar economic objective.. By comparison, the USA, supported by Canada, gave priority to building a multilateral regime of free trade and unrestricted payments.

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Operative Techniken: Grundlagen,needed more troops, and thus a higher population, in order to resist future aggression. More secondary industries would be required because there was insufficient agricultural work for a growing workforce. The development of modern industry would provide Australia with skills and technologies that w

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Rebecca N. Baergen,Cathleen Matrai need for New Zealand to seek a large increase in population.Since most white New Zealanders already enjoyed an enviable standard of living, governments emphasized stability rather than further intensive growth. Both Labour and National were chary of resorting to overseas capital markets to fund dev

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Constants Platz in der Ideengeschichte, of Commonwealth Preference was in doubt. In subsequent years, Britain was increasingly drawn into the orbit of the EEC, which appeared to offer better opportunities for industrial exports. This chapter examines the reasons for the growing commercial estrangement of Britain and Australia and New Zea

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Messianismus, Ästhetik, Politikor growth. Japan, the USA, and continental Europe were the most attractive supplementary markets. Due to agricultural protection, however, it was difficult to gain entry for certain products to these markets. Australia and New Zealand had little bargaining power because their domestic markets for ma

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Christian M. Hanna,Friederike Reentsh trade. Temporary arrangements would have cushioned the blow to Commonwealth producers, but the Six declined to offer any permanent guarantee of access to either the British or the enlarged EEC market, only a vague expression of goodwill and an undertaking to work towards world commodity agreements

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Realism and Victorian Literary Cultured and Australia continued to be shrouded in uncertainty. It was widely expected that Britain would renew its attempt to join the Common Market. In the meantime, it was possible that it would adopt a restrictive, European-style agricultural policy, offer agricultural concessions to EFTA, and exploit

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Bent Functions and (Partial-)spreads,ia, and New Zealand. State involvement in the management of international economic relations was more intense during this era than ever before or since. Britain, Australia, and New Zealand had a common interest in conserving dollars and in maintaining secure export markets in times of great uncertai