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This is is a long overdue rebuttal to Viner and subsequent historians of trade theory, as well as to the equilibrium mathematics for which Nobel Economics prizes are usually awarded. Dr Hudson shows that, far from being the preserve of a few marginal heretics in each generation, anti-monetarist and anti-equilibriurn theories of world economic polarisation and unequal exchange have a long pedigree and have dominated policy for extensive periods of time. However, as today