These proceedings of a conference held in 1957 by the International Economic Association are directed to the complex problem of the causal relations between the size of a nation and its economic efficiency and potential for growth and development--a subject about which there has been no lack of easy generalizations. A very useful contribution by many skilled economists.
In This Review
Economic Consequences of the Size of Nations
In This Review
Economic Consequences of the Size of Nations
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