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Szabadkereskedelem És Protekcionnizmus

Szabadkereskedelem És Protekcionnizmus

By M. Éber

Budapest, 1938, 131 pp

Reviewed by Robert Gale Woolbert

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Szabadkereskedelem És Protekcionnizmus

Szabadkereskedelem És Protekcionnizmus

By M. Éber

Budapest, 1938, 131 pp

A philippic against exaggerated protectionism by the President of the Hungarian Society of Political Economy.

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