The Protectionist, Volúmenes49-50Home Market Club, 1939 A monthly magazine of political science and industrial progress. |
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... ports has been due to the trade treaties . The influence on our im- ports is more pronounced , however , since the treaty concessions made by us are extended gratis to the whole world , save Germany and Austria . In many instances our ...
... ports has been due to the trade treaties . The influence on our im- ports is more pronounced , however , since the treaty concessions made by us are extended gratis to the whole world , save Germany and Austria . In many instances our ...
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... ports . To those whom the gentle- man terms " the uninformed , " these percentage figures might make good impression . However , when we look at the value of the in- creased foreign trade in 1936-37 as compared with 1934-35 , we find ...
... ports . To those whom the gentle- man terms " the uninformed , " these percentage figures might make good impression . However , when we look at the value of the in- creased foreign trade in 1936-37 as compared with 1934-35 , we find ...
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... ports of emmenthaler or Swiss cheese increased from 23,000 pounds in 1935 to 1,399,000 pounds in 1937 , and Denmark , whose imports of this type of cheese rose from 646,000 pounds in 1935 to 2,687,000 pounds in 1937. During this same ...
... ports of emmenthaler or Swiss cheese increased from 23,000 pounds in 1935 to 1,399,000 pounds in 1937 , and Denmark , whose imports of this type of cheese rose from 646,000 pounds in 1935 to 2,687,000 pounds in 1937. During this same ...
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