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... billion ( modest only in comparison to the monumental $ 29.6 billion figure recorded for 1971 ) . By early 1971 , no drastic improvement in the American balance - of - payments defi- cit seemed probable . In an election year , Nixon was ...
... billion ( modest only in comparison to the monumental $ 29.6 billion figure recorded for 1971 ) . By early 1971 , no drastic improvement in the American balance - of - payments defi- cit seemed probable . In an election year , Nixon was ...
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... billion a year , compared to total foreign investment earnings of $ 8 billion . Although the overall effect of the three programs is hard to quantify , the IET and Volun- tary Restraint programs have reduced outflows by an estimated $ 1 ...
... billion a year , compared to total foreign investment earnings of $ 8 billion . Although the overall effect of the three programs is hard to quantify , the IET and Volun- tary Restraint programs have reduced outflows by an estimated $ 1 ...
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... billion improvement in the United States balance of payments within the next two years . According to the Secretary , $ 5 billion was needed to cover the anticipated deficit on current account for 1972 . Of the remaining $ 8 billion , $ 6 ...
... billion improvement in the United States balance of payments within the next two years . According to the Secretary , $ 5 billion was needed to cover the anticipated deficit on current account for 1972 . Of the remaining $ 8 billion , $ 6 ...
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General Considerations | 3 |
Main Issues within the Atlantic | 85 |
Basic Balance of Payments 1970 | 98 |
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