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First published 1965

International Trade and the National Income Multiplier

by Fritz Machlup

Augustus M. Kelley, New York, 1965251 pagesUpdated November 7, 2009

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Author: Fritz Machlup
First published: 1965
Format: PDF
Pages: 251
Publisher: Augustus M. Kelley, New York
License: Unverified

Markets, trade & industry

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Is International Trade and the National Income Multiplier free to download?: Yes. The complete 251-page PDF downloads directly from this page (13.2 MB). There is no signup, no account and no paywall.
How long is International Trade and the National Income Multiplier?: 251 pages and 14 chapters in the edition this archive serves.
Who wrote International Trade and the National Income Multiplier?: Fritz Machlup (1902–1983) was an Austrian-American economist who grew up in Wiener Neustadt, working in his family’s cardboard factory while earning his doctorate under Ludwig von Mises in 1925. This archive holds 9 of Machlup's works.

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14 chapters · page numbers are this file's

Prefacep. 3
List of Table and Graphsp. 11
Chapter I. Prerequisitesp. 15
Chapter II. Assumptionsp. 33
Chapter III. The Second Modelp. 50
Chapter IV. The Third Modelp. 66
Chapter V. The Fourth Modelp. 78
Chapter VI. The Fifth, Sixth, and Seventh Modelsp. 104
Chapter VII. The Eighth Modelp. 129
Chapter VIII. International Capital Movementsp. 144
Chapter IX. The Ninth and Tenth Modelsp. 169
Chapter X. Apologies and Confessionsp. 212
Appendix Ap. 233
Appendix Bp. 238

About the author

Fritz Machlup 1902–1983

Fritz Machlup (1902–1983) was an Austrian-American economist who grew up in Wiener Neustadt, working in his family’s cardboard factory while earning his doctorate under Ludwig von Mises in 1925. Read more about Fritz Machlup.

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