Economic statesmanship
Subtitle: the great industrial and financial problems arising from the war
By: by J. Ellis Barker.
Publisher: J. Murray
Published: 1918
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 408
Subjects: World War, 1914-1918 -- Economic aspects; Economic history; Great Britain -- Economic policy; United States -- Economic policy
Notes: "A companion volume to The great problems of British statemanship."--Pref.
"The bulk of the volume has previously appeared in the Nineteenth century and after the Fortnightly review."--Pref.
Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction.; title: Coal, iron and the domination of the world.; title: Britain's true wealth and the relative unimportance of the war debt.; title: The inefficiency of the British transport system and of British agriculture; title: some lessons from America.; title: The inefficiency of British industrial production; title: the possibility of trebling output.; title: Education and economic success.; title: Labour and capital after the war.; title: The problem of the tariff.; title: would a tariff harm Lancashire?; title: The problem of the tariff; title: the British and the American merchant marine.; title: The economic position and future of France.; title: The problem of Alsace-Lorraine.; title: The economic position and future of Italy.; title: Can Germany pay an indemnity?  Her natural wealth.; title: Can Germany pay an indemnity?  Her production and trade.; title: The future and the natural resources of the United States.; title: Analytical index.