The export of capital : thesis approved for the degree of doctor of science (economics) in the University of London / by C. K. Hobson

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: Studies in economic and political science ... no. 38 in the series of monographs by writers connected with the London school of economics and political science | Studies in economic and political science ... no. 38 in the series of monographs by writers connected with the London school of economics and political sciencePublisher: London : Constable and Company, Ltd., 1963Copyright date: ©1914Edition: Reissued 1963 editionDescription: xxxi, 264 pages : includes tables and diagrams ; 23 cmSubject(s): LOC classification:
  • HG 4538 .H5 1963
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Contents:
Chapter I: Methods of foreign investment -- Chapter II: Causes of foreign investment -- Chapter III: Effects of foreign investment -- Chapter IV: The growth of foreign investment -- Chapter V: The period of British predominance -- Chapter VI. British and continental investments -- Chapter VII. Capital exports and the balance of trade -- Chapter VIII. Capital exports, investments, and emigration.
Dissertation note: Thesis (Ph.D.) -- University of London 1914 Summary: "This re-issue of C.K. Hobson's Export of Capital (1914) is much to be welcomed. Its combination of very fine analysis of the many theoretical issues relating to foreign investment, extensive historical learning and pioneering ventures in statistical calculation entitle it to be regarded as a classic. It was written in the heyday of British investment overseas, and the topic was thus a very live one at the time. In the decade before the First World War the British of capital rose to a great height, which almost certainly constituted a record in world history, if considered as a fraction of the lending county's nation income ; in absolute amount it was of the same order as American private investment overseas until very recently, an astonishing fact considering how much greater present American private national income is than was British national income half a century ago." -- from the preface
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Theses & Dissertations Niebyl-Proctor Marxist Library General Stacks The Karl H. Niebyl Collection HG 4538 .H5 1963 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Not For Loan NPML20050037

Includes appendices: A. French and German investments -- B. Ocean freight rates -- C. Shipping earnings.

Includes index.

Thesis (Ph.D.) -- University of London 1914

Chapter I: Methods of foreign investment -- Chapter II: Causes of foreign investment -- Chapter III: Effects of foreign investment -- Chapter IV: The growth of foreign investment -- Chapter V: The period of British predominance -- Chapter VI. British and continental investments -- Chapter VII. Capital exports and the balance of trade -- Chapter VIII. Capital exports, investments, and emigration.

"This re-issue of C.K. Hobson's Export of Capital (1914) is much to be welcomed. Its combination of very fine analysis of the many theoretical issues relating to foreign investment, extensive historical learning and pioneering ventures in statistical calculation entitle it to be regarded as a classic. It was written in the heyday of British investment overseas, and the topic was thus a very live one at the time. In the decade before the First World War the British of capital rose to a great height, which almost certainly constituted a record in world history, if considered as a fraction of the lending county's nation income ; in absolute amount it was of the same order as American private investment overseas until very recently, an astonishing fact considering how much greater present American private national income is than was British national income half a century ago." -- from the preface

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