pt. 1. Summary of conclusions: Problems and economic potentialities -- pt. 2. Perspectives in time and space: Middle Eastern setting -- Land of... Show morept. 1. Summary of conclusions: Problems and economic potentialities -- pt. 2. Perspectives in time and space: Middle Eastern setting -- Land of Israel -- Syria of the Arabs -- Turkish rule in Palestine -- The experience of the mandate -- Palestine and the Arab world -- Palestine and the world Jewry -- Economic analysis and the future -- pt. 3. Palestine today: The land -- The peoples -- National income -- Water, fuel, and power -- Agriculture today -- Manufactures today -- Housing and construction today -- Transport, trade and services -- Labor organization and enterprise -- Money and finance -- International economic relations -- Public and quasi-public finance -- pt. 4. Palestine in the next decade: The immigration potential -- Water and power potentialities -- Agriculture in the next decade -- Manufactures in the next decade -- Housing and construction in the postwar decade -- Commercial policy, services and trade in the postwar decade -- Financial and fiscal problems. by Robert R. Nathan, Oscar Gass [and] Daniel Creamer. Maps on lining papers. "Prepared under the auspices of the American Palestine institute." Main Heritage Shelves General HC497.P2 N38 1946 Book Item-ID: i10159502 BIB-ID: 1017586 Bibliographical references included in "Notes and acknowledgments." (p. 637-661). Show less
