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Shall there be War After the War? The Economic Conference at Paris1

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  04 May 2017

John Bates Clark
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Extract

Germany is preparing to rehabilitate her industry and commerce after the war shall end and the entire world is interested in knowing what plans for rehabilitation she will adopt. There are two types of commercial policy which have opposite effects on the countries immediately involved and on the remainder of the world.

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Research Article
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American Journal of International Law , Volume 11 , Issue 4 , October 1917 , pp. 790 - 793
Copyright
Copyright © American Society of International Law 1917

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Footnotes

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The recommendations of this conference were published in the Supplement to this Journal for January, 1916 (Vol. 10), p. 227. See editorial comments upon them in the Journal, October, 1916 (Vol. 10), p. 845, and in this number, suprà, p. 847. – Ed.

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1 The recommendations of this conference were published in the Supplement to this Journal for January, 1916 (Vol. 10), p. 227. See editorial comments upon them in the Journal, October, 1916 (Vol. 10), p. 845, and in this number, suprà, p. 847. – Ed.