Journal Article Latin American Trade Policies in the 1970's: A Comment Get access Bela Balassa Bela Balassa International Bank for Reconstruction and Development Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Volume 89, Issue 3, August 1975, Pages 483–486, https://doi.org/10.2307/1885268 Published: 01 August 1975

I. Inward- and outward-looking strategies of industrial development, 24. — II. Effects on the allocation of resources, 28. — III. Large-scale economies and technological change, 32. — IV. Effects on foreign trade, 38. — V. Effects on economic growth, 43. — VI. Conclusion, 44.

I. Introduction, 537. — II. The “openness” of national economies, 538.— III. The foreign trade sector in French planning, 541. — IV. The implications of the uncertainty introduced by foreign trade into the planning process, 544. — V. The stabilization policy, 547. — VI. Problems of maintaining price stability and ensuring the financing of private investments, 550. — VII. Conclusion, 554.

I. Introduction, 263. — II. Walras' Law, Say's Identity, and Say's Equality, 264. — III. Mill's concepts of money, 265. — IV. Mill's interpretations of Say's Law and his dual concept of money, 267. — V. Mill's theory of crises, 269. — VI. Mill's views on general overproduction, 271. — VII. Conclusion, 273.