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Many of these countries distinguish the sources of their imports. Both as regards
their imports for consumption (Special imports) and their General imports. The
latter are special imports added to the re-exports of each country. As far as may
be ...
Many of these countries distinguish the sources of their imports. Both as regards
their imports for consumption (Special imports) and their General imports. The
latter are special imports added to the re-exports of each country. As far as may
be ...
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SPECIAL IMPORTS Germany ranks second among the foreign buyers of our
Table 2 shows the trade movement as regards our position in the markets of
Germany. INTO GERMANY FROM ALL COUNTRIES AND FROM THE UNITED ...
SPECIAL IMPORTS Germany ranks second among the foreign buyers of our
Table 2 shows the trade movement as regards our position in the markets of
Germany. INTO GERMANY FROM ALL COUNTRIES AND FROM THE UNITED ...
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of Russia's imports were from the United Kingdom. But during the last decade,
only 19.2 per cent. of Russia's imports were imports from us. The Course of our
Trade position in Russia thus marches with the Course of Trade in the United
States, ...
of Russia's imports were from the United Kingdom. But during the last decade,
only 19.2 per cent. of Russia's imports were imports from us. The Course of our
Trade position in Russia thus marches with the Course of Trade in the United
States, ...
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