World economic development : effects on advanced industrial countries / by Eugene Staley.

Preface to the first edition, i -- Preface to the second edition, ii -- Introduction and summary, 1 -- I. The Problem, 1 -- II. Main Conclusions, 21 -- Part I. Effects Arising out of International Investment for Developmental Purposes, 37 -- A. The nature of these effects, 37 -- Chapter 1. Activation of Economies: A Contribution towards Full Employment and Prosperity, 37 -- Chapter II. Easing Post- War Readjustments, 51 -- Chapter III. Income Distribution and the Transfer Problem in Repayment, 59 -- Chapter IV. The Order of Magnitude of these Effects, 70 -- B. What policies will yield greatest mutual benefit?, 97 -- Chapter V. The Advantages of Multilateral Co-operation: An International Development Authority, 97 -- Chapter VI. Anti-Depression Timing and Direction of Equipment Orders, 105 -- Chapter VII. Some Objections to this Programme Considered, 118 -- Part II. Longer-Range Effects Resulting from Shifts in Production, Consumption and Trade, 129 -- A. The nature of these effects, 129 -- Chapter VIII. Economic Development and Trade Prospects, 129 -- Chapter IX. New Opportunities and New Competition, 171 -- Chapter X. The Importance of Industrial Adaptation in the Advanced Countries, 187 -- B. What policies will yield greatest mutual benefit?, 197 -- Chapter XI. Measures to Encourage Industrial Adaptation within each Country, 197 -- Chapter XII. International Arrangements to Ease Transition Adjustments, 212 -- Part III. Some Broader Implications of Economic Development in New Areas, 221 -- Chapter XIII. Population Pressures, Political Power and Cultural Influence, 221.