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... foreign countries which are featur- ing barter transactions in their external rade In so refusing approval he WITH THE Reserve ratio of the Bank ag takes the classical economist's of Italy down to 41.27 per cent , as devaluation and ...
... foreign countries which are featur- ing barter transactions in their external rade In so refusing approval he WITH THE Reserve ratio of the Bank ag takes the classical economist's of Italy down to 41.27 per cent , as devaluation and ...
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... foreign currency again . Ar- gentina's foreign trade increased 281⁄2 per cent in the first eleven months of 1934 , with exports alone up 311⁄2 per cent . With sales abroad running so large , Argentina increased its imports in November ...
... foreign currency again . Ar- gentina's foreign trade increased 281⁄2 per cent in the first eleven months of 1934 , with exports alone up 311⁄2 per cent . With sales abroad running so large , Argentina increased its imports in November ...
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... foreign languages , he was put to work in the Foreign Commis- sariat as soon as he returned to Pet- rograd . Chicherin , his superior , died within one or two years , and from that time on Litvinov has been number one man in Soviet ...
... foreign languages , he was put to work in the Foreign Commis- sariat as soon as he returned to Pet- rograd . Chicherin , his superior , died within one or two years , and from that time on Litvinov has been number one man in Soviet ...
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