The Exportation of United States Motion Picture Films from the End of World War II until 1948: A Case Study in Political Economics

Hellner, Maurice H.

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The Exportation of United States Motion Picture Films from the End of World War II until 1948: A Case Study in Political Economics

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If there was ever a day when political and economic factors could be separated in a study of the problems of international trade, that day has passed. In the postwar world of intense political rivalries which permeate every facet of human life, one can hardly be justified in ignoring political considerations when studying economic problems.

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Source: Masters Abstracts International, Volume: 83-03.; Thesis (M.A.)--American University, 1949.

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Political science Film studies Fairs & exhibitions Motion picture directors & producers Politics Planning War Committees Theater Rentals Neighborhoods Competition World War II Motion pictures United States

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