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... percent to 70.6 percent , and its share of free - world imports from 62.2 percent to 70.9 percent ( See Tables 6-2 and 6-3 ) .15 Between 1958 and 1970 , the percentage of its members ' exports to each other has increased from 61.5 ...
... percent to 70.6 percent , and its share of free - world imports from 62.2 percent to 70.9 percent ( See Tables 6-2 and 6-3 ) .15 Between 1958 and 1970 , the percentage of its members ' exports to each other has increased from 61.5 ...
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... Percent of Total Community Trade : 60,361 60,361 = 54 % 112,352 56,389 56,389 = 46 % 116,295 Source : International ... percent of the total imports and almost 30 percent of the total exports of the EEC countries . By 1970 , intra- EEC ...
... Percent of Total Community Trade : 60,361 60,361 = 54 % 112,352 56,389 56,389 = 46 % 116,295 Source : International ... percent of the total imports and almost 30 percent of the total exports of the EEC countries . By 1970 , intra- EEC ...
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... percent yen revaluation , Japan should expect a strict application of American anti - dumping laws ( Japan Economic Journal , April 18 , 1972 ) . 43. In 1970 , imports accounted for over 99 percent of Japanese oil , 85 percent of iron ...
... percent yen revaluation , Japan should expect a strict application of American anti - dumping laws ( Japan Economic Journal , April 18 , 1972 ) . 43. In 1970 , imports accounted for over 99 percent of Japanese oil , 85 percent of iron ...
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Basic Balance of Payments 1970 | 98 |
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