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... exports , and mainly as a result of two world wars . Before 1914 , most of the exports went to the United Kingdom ( 38 per cent ) and other European countries ( 33 per cent ) which had a monopoly over the nitrate market . Imports were ...
... exports , and mainly as a result of two world wars . Before 1914 , most of the exports went to the United Kingdom ( 38 per cent ) and other European countries ( 33 per cent ) which had a monopoly over the nitrate market . Imports were ...
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... exports . Nearly all the foreign trade of the country is carried on through the maritime ports , land commerce accounting for only 1 per cent of its exports and 3 per cent of its imports . This is inevitable in view of the poor ...
... exports . Nearly all the foreign trade of the country is carried on through the maritime ports , land commerce accounting for only 1 per cent of its exports and 3 per cent of its imports . This is inevitable in view of the poor ...
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... exports , on the economic de- velopment of Chile a summary of recent trends is necessary . Only in very exceptional circumstances does the country register an apparent trade deficit , the favourable balance in millions of American ...
... exports , on the economic de- velopment of Chile a summary of recent trends is necessary . Only in very exceptional circumstances does the country register an apparent trade deficit , the favourable balance in millions of American ...
Contents
Climate and Natural Regions | 5 |
THE PEOPLE | 12 |
HISTORY AND POLITICS | 29 |
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Chile: An Outline of Its Geography, Economics, and Politics Gilbert J. Butland No preview available - 1981 |
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