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050	1	4	_aHF 1410 N277 1995
245	0		_aNational competitiveness in a global economy / _cedited by David P. Rapkin and William P. Avery
260			_aBoulder, CO : _bLynne Rienner Publishers, _c1995
300			_ax, 285 p. / 23 cm.
440			_aInternational political economy yearbook ; _vvol. 8
520			_aCompetitiveness : Useful concept, political slogan, or dangerous obsession?, 1. -- Does the United States have an international competitiveness problem?, 21. -- Sources of competitive asymetries between the United States and Japan, 41. -- Ideology and competitiveness : The basis for U.S. and Japanese economic policies, 55. -- The pursuit of competitiveness in East Asia : Regionalization of production and its consequences, 103. -- The limits on hegemonic predation as a responses to competitiveness problems : The United States and Taiwan, 133. -- Fairness, efficiency and opportunism in U. S. trade and investment policy, 153. -- Alternative paths to competitiveness : U. S. trade policies in international air transport services and commercial class aircraft manufacturing, 179. -- Ideas and foreign policy : The emergence of techno-nationalism in U. S. policies toward Japan, 199. -- Cooperating to competence : The european experiment, 225
700			_aRapkin, David P., ed. \ Avery, William P., ed
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