The crisis touched trade between France and Algeria only relatively lightly. The amount of trade did not decrease except in 1934 and 1935. In fixed francs, the word slowing-down is more appropriate than that of despression. As for the ternis of trade, these remained favourable to Algeria, for every kind of exporter (settlers, mining companies, natives). Two basic elements account for this paradox. First and foremost, Algeria was an integral part of the French market (flag-carrier monopoly, common customs tariff). The value of its exports was hence less vulnerable to the violent fluctuation in world market prices. Furthermore, the goods sold by the mother-country came mostly from pre-monopolistic industrial groups, still subject to the hasar...
National audienceAlgerian commercial ports are caught into an important paradox in their development...
The French foreign trade : situation and problems. The unbalanced foreign trade is one of the most...
International audienceTHE ALGERIEN ECONOMY, FROM ONE CRISIS TO ANOTHER. Following the debt crisis of...
The crisis touched trade between France and Algeria only relatively lightly. The amount of trade did...
The 1930 dépression was felt in Africa as a premature and lasting reversal of trends (1928-1935) : c...
Exports of French money were gradually prohibited during the First World War, culminating in an Act ...
The purpose of this paper is to set out the relationship between the mechanism of the so-called " wo...
Twenty years of reflation in french foreign - In the course of the sixties, French foreign trade's r...
In 1908 the Anciens Établissements Charles Peyrissac became a joint-stock company. This family expor...
In its metropolitan centre, the crisis corresponds to the " imperial " French period ; the French Em...
The French colonial power committed itself in promoting cotton, well before its colonization was ach...
Article d'ouvrage collectif dirigé par A. Bouchène, J.-P. Peyroulou, O. Siari Tengour et S. Thénault...
The economic crisis of 1929 is noticeable in French Guinea in the slump felt as of 1928. The crisis ...
Abstract The purpose of this contibution is to analyse the economic consequences of Poincaré's stabi...
International audienceIn 2009, as they were emphazing on the resilience of the Algerian economy faci...
National audienceAlgerian commercial ports are caught into an important paradox in their development...
The French foreign trade : situation and problems. The unbalanced foreign trade is one of the most...
International audienceTHE ALGERIEN ECONOMY, FROM ONE CRISIS TO ANOTHER. Following the debt crisis of...
The crisis touched trade between France and Algeria only relatively lightly. The amount of trade did...
The 1930 dépression was felt in Africa as a premature and lasting reversal of trends (1928-1935) : c...
Exports of French money were gradually prohibited during the First World War, culminating in an Act ...
The purpose of this paper is to set out the relationship between the mechanism of the so-called " wo...
Twenty years of reflation in french foreign - In the course of the sixties, French foreign trade's r...
In 1908 the Anciens Établissements Charles Peyrissac became a joint-stock company. This family expor...
In its metropolitan centre, the crisis corresponds to the " imperial " French period ; the French Em...
The French colonial power committed itself in promoting cotton, well before its colonization was ach...
Article d'ouvrage collectif dirigé par A. Bouchène, J.-P. Peyroulou, O. Siari Tengour et S. Thénault...
The economic crisis of 1929 is noticeable in French Guinea in the slump felt as of 1928. The crisis ...
Abstract The purpose of this contibution is to analyse the economic consequences of Poincaré's stabi...
International audienceIn 2009, as they were emphazing on the resilience of the Algerian economy faci...
National audienceAlgerian commercial ports are caught into an important paradox in their development...
The French foreign trade : situation and problems. The unbalanced foreign trade is one of the most...
International audienceTHE ALGERIEN ECONOMY, FROM ONE CRISIS TO ANOTHER. Following the debt crisis of...