The Economic Munich: The I.T.O Charter Inflation or Liberty The 1929 Lesson
by Philip Cortney
Book Description: Philosophical Library, New York, 1949. Hardcover. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Hardcover, Taupe cloth boards with gilt-blocked title to cover and spine, 1949, Assumed First Edition.
Book Condition: Good, spine straight, binding tight, corners bumped, covers rubbed, edges worn, faded and soiled, light foxing to front and back end papers, slightest tanning to pages otherwise free of marks.
Dust Jacket Condition: Poor, tanned, soiled and multiple tears, chips (see photo).
Contents: Part I: Introduction, Part II: I. The Havana I.T.O. Charter, II. Various Articles Related to the Problems Raised by the I.T.O. Charter, III. Human Rights and Exchange Controls, Part III: I. Post-War Depressions and the 1929 Lesson, II. The Economic and Political Consequences of Lord Keyes' Theories, Index. -- In this title, Cortney voices his strong opinions surrounding the proposed signing of the International Trade Organization Charter or Havana. He moves on to write about lessons from the post-war depression and his views on Keynesian theory. Very interesting reading, 362 pages.
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