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International Economics and National Security

Moran, Theodore H.

Foreign affairs (New York, N.Y.), 1990-12, Vol.69 (5), p.74-90

New York: Council on Foreign Relations

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Título:
International Economics and National Security
Autor: Moran, Theodore H.
Assuntos: Capital costs ; Cold wars ; Developing countries ; Economic aspects ; Economic policy ; Economics ; Energy policy ; Foreign Affairs ; Foreign policy ; Globalization ; Industrial security ; International economic relations ; International economics ; International trade ; Japanese foreign relations ; Laws, regulations and rules ; National ; National Security ; Policy making ; Security ; Soviet foreign relations ; Statistical data ; Third World ; Trade deficits ; Trade development ; United States foreign relations
É parte de: Foreign affairs (New York, N.Y.), 1990-12, Vol.69 (5), p.74-90
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Descrição: Among the most important issues for US national security are 3 international economic problems that pertain primarily to relations among the developed countries: 1. encouraging stability and reform in the USSR, 2. maintaining a cooperative relationship with Japan, and 3. avoiding vulnerabilities from the globalization of the US' defense industrial base. Other major issues facing the US have a north-south dimension. These include: 1. reducing dependence on oil from the Persian Gulf, 2. moderating the impact on the Third World of the prolonged debt crisis, and 3. limiting the damage from the narcotics trade. Several economic themes have become apparent. First, continued improvement in the budget deficit is desirable in economic terms. Next, the success of the Uruguay Round of trade negotiations would be favorable to diverse issues. Finally, better macroeconomic performance by the US not only is an economic objective, but also a growing strategic concern if the US is to maintain a position of leadership in national security affairs worldwide.
Editor: New York: Council on Foreign Relations
Idioma: Inglês

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