The British Imperial Preference System

David L. Glickman

The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1947, vol. 61, issue 3, 439-470

Abstract: Relation to the proposed International Trade Organization, 439. — I. Background of the Ottawa Conference, 440. — The Ottawa agreements, 443. — Effects on Empire trade, 446. — II. Effects of Imperial Preference on the United States: United Kingdom, 451; Canada, 458; Australia, 461; New Zealand, 463; South Africa, 466; India, 467. — III. Conclusions, 468.

Date: 1947
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