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We have largely failed to hold our trade position, despite the increase in Japan's
imports from the United Kingdom. TABLE 1 1.-GENERAL IMPORTs” INTO JAPAN
FROM ALL COUNTRIES AND FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM, 1880-1903.
We have largely failed to hold our trade position, despite the increase in Japan's
imports from the United Kingdom. TABLE 1 1.-GENERAL IMPORTs” INTO JAPAN
FROM ALL COUNTRIES AND FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM, 1880-1903.
Page 141
We have now seen the Course of Trade as regards our loss or gain of position in
the markets of each of our twelve principal foreign customers. We have lost
position in all the big markets and in several of the smaller, and we have
increased or ...
We have now seen the Course of Trade as regards our loss or gain of position in
the markets of each of our twelve principal foreign customers. We have lost
position in all the big markets and in several of the smaller, and we have
increased or ...
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And one of the results of this foolish method of trade is disclosed by the present
investigation, which shows a large loss of our trade position in the markets of
foreign countries. Freely granting, as we may, that the large fall in our position as
a ...
And one of the results of this foolish method of trade is disclosed by the present
investigation, which shows a large loss of our trade position in the markets of
foreign countries. Freely granting, as we may, that the large fall in our position as
a ...
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