The Case against Joining the Common Market

Paul Einzig

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Date: 1971
ISBN: 978-1-349-01223-7
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 From Hitler to Hallstein

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Ch 2 Political and Military Aspects

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Ch 3 The More We Are Together…

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Ch 4 The ‘Big Market’ Myth

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Ch 5 Are Big Firms an Advantage?

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Ch 6 Survival of the Fittest

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Ch 7 Exploiting Growth-Hysteria

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Ch 8 The Balance Must Balance

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Ch 9 Will ‘English Disease’ Spread or Be Cured?

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Ch 10 Free Movement of Labour and Capital

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Ch 11 Monetary Unification — at a Price

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Ch 12 The Costs of Joining

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Ch 13 Deliberate Increase of Prices

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Ch 14 Must We Jettison the Commonwealth?

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Ch 15 Driving the United States into Isolation

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Ch 16 Britain Might Be Unable to Join

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Ch 17 An Atlantic Free Trade Area?

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