Port of New York, Harbor and Marine Review, Volume 10Alexander Rogers Smith Port of New York publicity Company, 1931 - Harbors |
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... Exports on the whole have held up better than imports , primarily be- cause there has been a greater decline in import than in export prices , and also because the dullness of domestic markets has caused greater emphasis on export trade ...
... Exports on the whole have held up better than imports , primarily be- cause there has been a greater decline in import than in export prices , and also because the dullness of domestic markets has caused greater emphasis on export trade ...
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... export , and our exports are mostly of manufactures , exceeding in their total those from the United Kingdom by more than a third . Moreover , while the production of British exports supports about 13,000,000 Britons , the Navy League ...
... export , and our exports are mostly of manufactures , exceeding in their total those from the United Kingdom by more than a third . Moreover , while the production of British exports supports about 13,000,000 Britons , the Navy League ...
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... exports during the two annual periods mentioned , about 70 per cent of the imports for 1924 and 711⁄2 per cent of the exports for that year moved in direct trade , while in 1929 nearly 68 per cent of the imports and about 71 per cent of ...
... exports during the two annual periods mentioned , about 70 per cent of the imports for 1924 and 711⁄2 per cent of the exports for that year moved in direct trade , while in 1929 nearly 68 per cent of the imports and about 71 per cent of ...
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