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Page 79
... expansion has continued in the post - war period as mineral exports have continued at a high level , and it was possible to im- port industrial equipment out of the proceeds of foreign exchange accumulated during the war , aided by ...
... expansion has continued in the post - war period as mineral exports have continued at a high level , and it was possible to im- port industrial equipment out of the proceeds of foreign exchange accumulated during the war , aided by ...
Page 81
... expansion since , production of rayon yarn increasing from 50 tons in 1941 to 1,442 tons in 1947 , 40 per cent of the materials used in the industry being imported . The hemp and jute industry has remained fairly static , jute and sisal ...
... expansion since , production of rayon yarn increasing from 50 tons in 1941 to 1,442 tons in 1947 , 40 per cent of the materials used in the industry being imported . The hemp and jute industry has remained fairly static , jute and sisal ...
Page 84
... expansion of the paper , glass , and ceramics industries has been notable , and the paper and cardboard production of Chile is per capita probably the greatest in the continent . Glass produc- tion has doubled in the last decade ...
... expansion of the paper , glass , and ceramics industries has been notable , and the paper and cardboard production of Chile is per capita probably the greatest in the continent . Glass produc- tion has doubled in the last decade ...
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