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panying the post - war shrinkage of mineral exports there came a rise in price ,
which permitted the value of exports to increase and the maintenance of more
adequate supplies of foreign exchange . United States governmental controls on
...
panying the post - war shrinkage of mineral exports there came a rise in price ,
which permitted the value of exports to increase and the maintenance of more
adequate supplies of foreign exchange . United States governmental controls on
...
Page 96
This has inevitably meant the assumption by the Central Bank of new functions ,
such as management of exchange rates and administration of exchange controls
, to meet the successive economic emergencies which have beset the country in
...
This has inevitably meant the assumption by the Central Bank of new functions ,
such as management of exchange rates and administration of exchange controls
, to meet the successive economic emergencies which have beset the country in
...
Page 99
In recent years , an annual exchange budget has been prepared , whereby
estimated exchange receipts are allocated in a fixed order of priority for four
classes of imports , those of prime necessity , those essential to the national
industries ...
In recent years , an annual exchange budget has been prepared , whereby
estimated exchange receipts are allocated in a fixed order of priority for four
classes of imports , those of prime necessity , those essential to the national
industries ...
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Contents
THE PEOPLE | 12 |
HISTORY AND POLITICS | 29 |
GENERAL ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS | 47 |
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Chile, an Outline of Its Geography, Economics, and Politics Gilbert J. Butland No preview available - 1956 |
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