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Export credit insurance-a comparison

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Intereconomics

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Incessant growth of world trade and of overseas investments, and the shirts In their structure, are reflected In changes affecting International trade relations. The present article discusses the rising political and economic risks to which exports are exposed, and the consequent growth of demand for insuring export credits and direct Investments.

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  1. The International Export Credits Institute, Insurance Systems in International Finance - The World’s Export Credit Insurance Systems and Foreign Guarantee Facilities. Sixth Revised and Enlarged Edition, New York 1970/71.

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  1. HWWA-Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung,Hamburg(Hamburg Institute for International Economics), Hamburg

    Dieter Stentzel

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Stentzel, D. Export credit insurance-a comparison. Intereconomics 7, 18–21 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02929144

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