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  1. Abandonment of Gold Standard during Inter-War Period
  2. Adam Smith on population growth
  3. An Inconvenient Truth
  4. Arguments for Protection Resisted by Economists
  5. Balance of Payments
  6. Benefits of the WTO
  7. Benjamin Cohen on the problems of International Monetary Cooperation
  8. Bi-metallism
  9. Bimetallism
  10. British and American Hegemony Compared
  11. Capital account
  12. Chinese Foreign Economic Policy
  13. Coase Theorem
  14. Collective Action
  15. Comparative Advantage
  16. Copenhagen Consensus 2008
  17. Cordell Hull
  18. Corn Laws
  19. Currency reform
  20. Current account balance
  21. David Hume
  22. Dental Hygiene and Nuclear War: How International Relations look from Economics
  23. Dependency Theory
  24. Developing Nations in the WTO
  25. Domestic Politics of International Monetary Order: the Gold Standard
  26. Doug North
  27. Economic Policy in Crisis
  28. Eichengreen's Critical Review of Different Theories to Explain the Smoot-Hawley Tariff
  29. Endogenous Growth Theory
  30. European Economic Integration
  31. Exchange-Rate Regimes
  32. Exchange Rate Politics
  33. Factor Endowment Theory
  34. Factor price equalization theory
  35. Foreign direct investment
  36. Fundamental Problem of Exchange
  37. GATT Article XXIV
  38. Gini coefficient
  39. Globalization
  40. Globalization and Inequality, Past and Present
  41. Globalization index
  42. Gold Standard
  43. Golden Arches Theory of Conflict Prevention
  44. Harmony, Cooperation and Discord
  45. Hechsher-Olin Model
  46. Heckscher-Ohlin Model
  47. Hegemonic stability theory
  48. Ikenberry on the creation of the Bretton Woods System
  49. Indicators of Capital Market Integration
  50. Infant-industry

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