Surveys of U.S. International Finance, 1953

Central bank, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Financial assistance (share purchase), General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, United States Department of State, International Trade Organization, International financial institutions, Commodity, Import quota, World Bank Group, European Defence Community, Development aid, United States dollar, Eastern Bloc, Economics, Counterpart fund, Monetary policy, National Foreign Trade Council, Tax, Tax incidence, World Bank, International Monetary Fund, Payment, Committee on Finance (parliament of Sweden), Foreign direct investment, Mutual Security Act, Dollar Shortage, Institutional investor, Commission on Foreign Economic Policy, Economy of the United States, Bank for International Settlements, Near East, Government budget, Provision (accounting), Ad valorem tax, Supply (economics), United States Department of the Treasury, Accounting rate of return, Lend-Lease, Currency, United States House Committee on Ways and Means, European Payments Union, Subscription (finance), Trade agreement, Disarmament, Financial crisis, Multilateral trade negotiations, Point Four Program, United States Chamber of Commerce, Federal Reserve Bank, Invoice price, Agricultural Adjustment Act, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Latin America, Import Duty, Economic policy, Foreign trade of the United States, Export subsidy, Tariff, Provision (contracting), United States Senate Committee on Finance, Protectionism in the United States, United States federal budget, Commodity Credit Corporation, Economic development, Organization of American States, International Finance Corporation, Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, International finance, United States foreign aid