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Page 73
... industry . While no rigid line can be drawn between these two branches , a practical criterion is to include under extractive industry those mineral industries on which the economy of the country is still dependent , and to group all ...
... industry . While no rigid line can be drawn between these two branches , a practical criterion is to include under extractive industry those mineral industries on which the economy of the country is still dependent , and to group all ...
Page 81
... industry being imported . The hemp and jute industry has remained fairly static , jute and sisal being imported , but increased hemp cultivation has permitted that branch of the industry to be self - supporting . The new linen industry ...
... industry being imported . The hemp and jute industry has remained fairly static , jute and sisal being imported , but increased hemp cultivation has permitted that branch of the industry to be self - supporting . The new linen industry ...
Page 82
... industry is producing 325,000 tons annually . ' Other subsidiary industries already established manufacture alloys , galvanized iron , nails , wire , prefabricated steel parts , and pipes for the country's petroleum developments . It is ...
... industry is producing 325,000 tons annually . ' Other subsidiary industries already established manufacture alloys , galvanized iron , nails , wire , prefabricated steel parts , and pipes for the country's petroleum developments . It is ...
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Climate and Natural Regions | 5 |
THE PEOPLE | 12 |
HISTORY AND POLITICS | 29 |
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