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... trade in slaves had generally been closely connected with the trade in ivory and the demand for porters was still considerable . Trade in the East African interior began in African hands . In the southern regions Bisa , Yao , Fipa , and ...
... trade in slaves had generally been closely connected with the trade in ivory and the demand for porters was still considerable . Trade in the East African interior began in African hands . In the southern regions Bisa , Yao , Fipa , and ...
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... trades . Even Marseilles , though centred on the Levant and Mediterranean trade , benefitted from the re - export trade in West Indian sugar and coffee . Certainly in the first half of the 18th century , the out- put of French cotton ...
... trades . Even Marseilles , though centred on the Levant and Mediterranean trade , benefitted from the re - export trade in West Indian sugar and coffee . Certainly in the first half of the 18th century , the out- put of French cotton ...
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... trade , " which seeks to account for the gains obtained from trade and to explain how these gains are distributed among countries , and ( 2 ) the " theory of balance - of - pay- ments adjustments , " which analyzes the workings of the ...
... trade , " which seeks to account for the gains obtained from trade and to explain how these gains are distributed among countries , and ( 2 ) the " theory of balance - of - pay- ments adjustments , " which analyzes the workings of the ...
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