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Raveendra N. Batrainuity between the foreign policy of the first years of the Republic of Brazil, particularly from 1902 to 1912, when José Maria da Silva Paranhos Júnior, known as the Baron of Rio Branco, was Brazil’s Minister of External Relations (MRE is its acronym in Portuguese), and the present day. We seek the

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Raveendra N. Batrainuity between the foreign policy of the first years of the Republic of Brazil, particularly from 1902 to 1912, when José Maria da Silva Paranhos Júnior, known as the Baron of Rio Branco, was Brazil’s Minister of External Relations (MRE is its acronym in Portuguese), and the present day. We seek the

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Raveendra N. Batraorld War II, geopolitics was associated with Nazi-oriented anti-liberal ideas and, later on, with realist right-wing military circles. Yet, in recent years, the concept of geopolitics has become more widespread as an analytical dimension. A reason for this can be found in the shifts of the internati

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The Basis of International Trade,d import. Stated differently, is it possible to predict a country’s configuration of exports and imports just by examining the characteristics of a closed economy? Seeking a clear-cut answer to this query constitutes the subject-matter of this chapter.

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Introduction,been treated as a separate discipline. Nevertheless, a clear comprehension of the micro-economic concepts is essential for the exploration of various issues that arise in the field of inter­national trade. Accordingly, the present chapter is devoted to a brief examination of mathematical concepts, d

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Structure of Production in Autarky,rently, why are countries induced to import goods if they can produce them at home? The answer to these questions, however, requires a prior comprehension of the structure of production in a closed economy or autarky. It is this latter question with which the present chapter is concerned. Specifical

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The Basis of International Trade,pital/labour ratio and the relative rate of technical advance in the two industries. Any theory attempting to explain the basis of international trade must always commence with the theory of resource allocation and production in a closed economy. This task having been accomplished in the previous ch

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