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Page 995
... countries have their own markets : Australia for wool , Sri Lanka ( Cey- lon ) and India for tea , and Malaysia for rubber and tin . Price movements . Prices usually vary widely in com- modity markets , not only in the short run but ...
... countries have their own markets : Australia for wool , Sri Lanka ( Cey- lon ) and India for tea , and Malaysia for rubber and tin . Price movements . Prices usually vary widely in com- modity markets , not only in the short run but ...
Page 997
... countries themselves influencing prices , circumstances vary from commodity to commodity . In the case of primary goods , such as coffee , that are produced only in the less de- veloped countries and for which practically no substi ...
... countries themselves influencing prices , circumstances vary from commodity to commodity . In the case of primary goods , such as coffee , that are produced only in the less de- veloped countries and for which practically no substi ...
Page 1086
... country to hear and decide a civil lawsuit . This question is determined by each country for itself . The In composite countries , such as the United States , the United Kingdom , Canada , Switzerland , and the U.S.S.R. , rules also are ...
... country to hear and decide a civil lawsuit . This question is determined by each country for itself . The In composite countries , such as the United States , the United Kingdom , Canada , Switzerland , and the U.S.S.R. , rules also are ...
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