Commercial Hysteresis: Persistence and Reorganization in Europe’s Bilateral Trade Geography during the Great Depression
Principal Investigator(s): View help for Principal Investigator(s) Adam Dittrich, Prague University of Economics and Business
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LEAGUE OF NATIONS, Economic and Financial Section (1931). Memorandum on International Trade and Balances of Payments, 1927–1929, vol. III: Trade Statistics of Sixty-Four Countries; Including Provisional Summary Figures for 1930.
LEAGUE OF NATIONS, Economic and Financial Section (1932). International Trade Statistics 1930 (including provisional summary figures for 1931).
LEAGUE OF NATIONS, Economic and Financial Section (1933). International Trade Statistics 1931 and 1932.
LEAGUE OF NATIONS, Economic and Financial Section (1934). International Trade Statistics 1933.
LEAGUE OF NATIONS, Economic and Financial Section (1935). International Trade Statistics 1934.
LEAGUE OF NATIONS, Economic and Financial Section (1936). International Trade Statistics 1935.
LEAGUE OF NATIONS, Economic and Financial Section (1937). International Trade Statistics 1936.
LEAGUE OF NATIONS, Economic and Financial Section (1938). International Trade Statistics 1937.
LEAGUE OF NATIONS, Economic and Financial Section (1939). International Trade Statistics 1938.
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