Stockpile and Accessibility of Strategic and Critical Materials to the United States in Time of War, Partes11-12U.S. Government Printing Office, 1953 |
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abroad accessories are included Alsthom amended application average balance of payments Belgium beryllium Buy American Act cent commercial commodity numbers competitive contract currencies devices Dollars Items domestic production duty economic Electrical apparatus electrical equipment ELECTRICAL MACHINERY Electrical Manufacturing Industry electrical products Europe European financing fluorspar food subsidies foreign countries France Germany Government import license IMPORTS OF ELECTRICAL increase Industrial heating international trade Items and Schedule Japan Laundry equipment lead and zinc markets materials Matter of Appendix ment merchandise metal million mining industry Mutual Security Act nations Netherlands nonmetal percent postwar President prewar purchases rates retail price index Schedule B commodity Secretary Signal and communication Source Special machinery Stat supplies Sweden Switzerland Tariff Act Tariff Commission therapeutic apparatus tion tons Turbines U. S. IMPORTS U.S. Dollars United Kingdom wages water wheels World War II X-ray and therapeutic
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