The Economics of Imperialism

Africa agricultural areas argument Barratt Brown Britain British capital capital accumulation capital exports capitalist capitalist system capitalist world cent classical liberal colonial commodity competition costs dependent developed and underdeveloped developed countries division of labour dual economy economic development economists Emmanuel Empire employment Europe European expansion exploitation finance foreign investment foreign trade free trade Germany HENRY MEYER Hicks imperialism imports income increase India industrial capitalists interest Keynes Keynesian view Knapp large firms Latin America Lenin manufactures Marx Marx's Marxist view ment mercantilism mercantilist monopoly neo-classical nineteenth century output period policies political population primary products protection rate of accumulation rate of profit raw materials relations Robinson Say's Law Schumpeter sector Semmell social sources Soviet Union surplus tariffs terms of trade theory tion trans-national companies underdeveloped countries underdeveloped lands unequal exchange United wages wealth workers world division