The World As Opportunity.

Examines opportunities presented by foreign trade for world peace and domestic prosperity in the United States. Stable domestic economy as a requisite for a profitable export trade; Misconception that shipping industrial goods to agricultural nations might result in their competing with the U.S.; Strong position of the U.S. to give substantial stimulus to international commerce in the postwar era; Imperative of abandoning high tariffs and economic nationalism which serve as hindrances to trade; Reminder that strength in world trade alone does not guarantee domestic prosperity.