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IN the 1930s the world economy disintegrated. In the face of the trade and payments difficulties brought about by the events of 1920–33 countries turned to national rather than international solutions. The Gold Standard was abandoned by all but a few states. International attempts to alleviate the situation ended in failure or only limited success.
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© 1967 Anthony Harrison
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Harrison, A. (1967). Economic Nationalism and the Retreat from Interdependence. In: The Framework of Economic Activity. The Making of the Twentieth Century. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-15230-8_4
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