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008			001027s1996 xx ||||g| |0|| 0 eng d
090			_a6.09 _bK517w
100	1		_aKINDLEBERGER, Charles P _95566
245	1	0	_aWorld economic primacy : _b1500 to 1990
260			_aOxford : _bOxford University, _c1996
300			_a269 p.
505	8	0	_tThe national cycle _tThe S-curve _tScanning the future _tResources _tDistant trade _tIndustry _tMigration _tThe industrial revolution _tCardwell's law _tAgriculture _tDecline in productivity _tFinance _tGovernment finance _tSocial capability _tMentalites _tSlowdown _tThe role of war _tPolicy _tSuccessive primacies _tCatching up and leapfrogging _tCentralization and pluralism _tCooperation and rivalry _tChallengers _tThe invasion of monopolies _tRecentering in the absence of challengers _tWar _tKondratieff cycles, war cycles and hegemonic cycles _tTiming _tThe italian city-states _tVenice _tFlorence _tGenoa _tMilan _tCauses of decline _tFinance _tPortugal and Spain _tPortugal _tSpain _tResource _tShipping _tSpanish silver _tInflation, conspicuous consumption and the dutch disease _tWar _tOverall decline _tThe low countries _tNorth europe _tBruges _tThe decline of bruges _tAntwerp _tHolland _tCommerce _tIndustry _tFinance _tEducation _tMigration _tHigh wages, taxation and debt _tTiming of decline _tWas the cause of decline external or internal? _tFrance, the perpetual challenger _tCounterxample _tThe fronde _tMercantilism and the revocation of the edict of nantes _tThe Mississipi bubble _tThe eighteenth century _tThe continental system _tTechnical education in France _tPlant visits _tSaint-simonists _tMentalites _tThe interwar breakdown _tThe thirty glorious years _tBritain, the classic case _tThe classic case _tThe seventeenth century _tTrade _tThe industrial revolution _tThe nineteenth century _tFinance _tIndustrial decline _tThe when _tThe why _tGentlemen vs. players _tEducation _tFinance again _tPolicy _tGermany, the latecomer _tOvertaking England _tMosaic Germany _tTrade _tGewerbefoerderung(industrial policy) _tThe zollverein _tThe constitution of 1848 _tThe 1850s _tThe tariff of rye and iron _tAttitude toward Britain _tThe overtaking _tThe interwar period _tFrom the dawes plan to 1931 _tThe immediate postwar period _tThe wirtschaftswunder(economic miracle) _tGermany in Europe _tThe aging of Germany _tThe United States _tProductivity _tSaving _tThe balance-of-payments deficit _tFinance _tPolarization _tCapital flows _tThe dollar _tPolicy _tAmerica in decline? _tJapan in the queue? _tPre-world war _tThe 1920s _t1945 to the korean war(june 1950) _tTrade and industry _tDirect foreign investment _tEducation and "salarymen" _tKeiretsu _t"Orgware" _tJapanese savings _tThe bubble _tJapan as number one? _tConclusion _tThe national life cycle _tTrade, industry, and finance _tThe causes of decline _tExternal causes _tInternal causes _tPolicy _tWill decline of a world economic leader be followed by the rise of another? _tNext?
650		4	_912922 _aEconomia Internacional
650		4	_aPaís Desenvolvido _912155
650		4	_aSistema Econômico _913481
650		4	_912916 _aAdministração Estratégica
651		4	_aAlemanha _913168
651		4	_aEspanha _912899
651		4	_aEstados Unidos _912942
651		4	_aFranca _913169
651		4	_aHolanda _913170
651		4	_aInglaterra _913196
651		4	_aItalia _913444
651		4	_aJapao _913197
651		4	_aPaises Baixos _914002
651		4	_aPortugal _913376
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998			_a20001027 _bMaria _cMaria do Carmo
998			_a20070801 _b1414^b _cPaloma
999			_aConvertido do Formato PHL _bPHL2MARC21 1.1 _c2019 _d2019
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