International Commercial Policy Issues for the 1990s

As the decade of the 1990s began, the international economy was in a state of transition. Profound changes were taking place in relations among the industrial nations, as well as in the developing world. These included the economic union of the European countries, the lifting of government controls on the economy of Mexico, and the emerging economic powers in the Pacific Rim, such as Thailand and Indonesia. The international community; Against this backdrop, the International Trade and Finance Association ITFA held its annual professional convention in Marseilles, France in 1991. This book contains a selection of the more than 100 papers presented and discussed at the conference. Concentrating on various aspects of international commercial policy, the chapters are grouped into four themes: general commercial policy, regional integration, direct foreign investment and the multinational corporation, and country studies.Kreinin, Mordechai E. is the author of 'International Commercial Policy Issues for the 1990s' with ISBN 9780844817323 and ISBN 0844817325.