Titlebook: Unequal Exchange and the Evolution of the World System; Kunibert Raffer Book 1987 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers L

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Problems of Measuring Unequal Exchange and the Specificity of Goods,The problems connected with measuring Unequal Exchange are of two types, namely the measurement of non-equivalence on which the last chapter has already dwelt, and the measurement of the index of specificities of goods.

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Where Does Unequal Exchange Occur?, for some and a relatively big loss for others. If, for example, profits accrue to a TNC within a periphery country which repatriates these profits immediately, looking at country units and — as is usually done — the balance of trade, is simply misleading.

Presbyopia

,Emmanuel’s Approach to Unequal Exchange,the second number of the series ., as well as Denis’s publication on the secular evolution of the terms of trade. Both authors — and this is where their similarity stops — define low wages as the reason for the prices of Third World exports (cf. Emmanuel, 1972, p. 95).

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Early Thoughts on Inequality and Domination by Trade,t argued nevertheless fiercly against mercantilism and the monopoly of colonial trade. He argued that it would be detrimental to the colonies, all other nations and even to the ‘mother country’ in the end, ‘like all other mean and malignant expedients of the mercantile system’ (Smith, 1976, pp. 610f).

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The Necessity of Realisation and the Role of the Central State as Limiting Factors to the Spread ofst, because it is inseparably intertwined with the former. As we saw in the last chapter, the actual dimension of redeployment is rather limited (with sectoral maxima for example in apparels) and definitely below the level one might expect from the theoretical discussion of the Unequal Exchange issue.

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Structural Changes in the World Economy: Conclusions and Prospects,omic history it should be asked whether ‘the long stagnation of the Middle Ages may not have been more surely and inevitably caused by Europe’s meagre supply of the monetary metals than by monasticism or Gothic frenzy’ (Keynes, 1965, p. 151), the tremendous impact of the gold that was robbed in Latin America on Europe cannot be denied.

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