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Page 134
... absolute economic effi- ciency . Labor's efforts to protect itself against risk are manifest , as are those of farmers and businessmen . For the successful company , limited risk is counterbalanced by general prudence . Thus the ...
... absolute economic effi- ciency . Labor's efforts to protect itself against risk are manifest , as are those of farmers and businessmen . For the successful company , limited risk is counterbalanced by general prudence . Thus the ...
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... absolute level of trade with the EC has increased. Japanese - European Trade ( millions of U.S. dollars ) Japan Exports To Britain To Europe1 % Total % Total Alone % Total To Japan % Total EEC Trade EFTA Trade Sources for figures : 1958 ...
... absolute level of trade with the EC has increased. Japanese - European Trade ( millions of U.S. dollars ) Japan Exports To Britain To Europe1 % Total % Total Alone % Total To Japan % Total EEC Trade EFTA Trade Sources for figures : 1958 ...
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... absolute level of trade with the EC has increased nearly tenfold since 1958 , the 1970 level still constituted only 6.7 per- cent of total Japanese exports and 5.9 percent of Japanese imports . Japanese trade with the EC is hampered by ...
... absolute level of trade with the EC has increased nearly tenfold since 1958 , the 1970 level still constituted only 6.7 per- cent of total Japanese exports and 5.9 percent of Japanese imports . Japanese trade with the EC is hampered by ...
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General Considerations | 3 |
Main Issues within the Atlantic | 85 |
Basic Balance of Payments 1970 | 98 |
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