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Page 48
... exports as a whole . The share of exports in the country's gross national product has not changed significantly ; in 1970 the figure was some 10 percent , compared with an export ratio of about 30 percent for West Germany and 22 percent ...
... exports as a whole . The share of exports in the country's gross national product has not changed significantly ; in 1970 the figure was some 10 percent , compared with an export ratio of about 30 percent for West Germany and 22 percent ...
Page 49
... exports . Southeast Asia is the second largest customer , followed by western Europe . Exports to the Middle East and some African countries have substantially decreased since 1960 . Imports have grown at an average annual rate of ...
... exports . Southeast Asia is the second largest customer , followed by western Europe . Exports to the Middle East and some African countries have substantially decreased since 1960 . Imports have grown at an average annual rate of ...
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... exports accounted for almost one - third of all manufactured goods exported . South Ko- rea's principal export markets are the United States , Japan , and Southeast Asian countries . During the four five - year plans , the government ...
... exports accounted for almost one - third of all manufactured goods exported . South Ko- rea's principal export markets are the United States , Japan , and Southeast Asian countries . During the four five - year plans , the government ...
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