Technology and East-West TradeCongress of the United States, Office of Technology Assessment, 1979 - Communist countries - 303 pages |
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... suppliers will be found outside the United States , or it will be developed indigenously , at greater cost per- haps ... supplier of most of the technologies desired in the Communist world and U.S. allies in Western Europe and Japan are ...
... suppliers will be found outside the United States , or it will be developed indigenously , at greater cost per- haps ... supplier of most of the technologies desired in the Communist world and U.S. allies in Western Europe and Japan are ...
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... suppliers . For instance , all Soviet orders for American turnkey plants came during the brief period in which the U.S.S.R. was eligi- ble for U.S. Export - Import Bank ( Exim- bank ) credits . Contracts are now often con- cluded by ...
... suppliers . For instance , all Soviet orders for American turnkey plants came during the brief period in which the U.S.S.R. was eligi- ble for U.S. Export - Import Bank ( Exim- bank ) credits . Contracts are now often con- cluded by ...
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... in- clude more Eastern exports . In the long term , the proliferation of in- dustrial technology in the East might weak- 54-202 O- 792 en the competitive position of U.S. firms as suppliers of. Ch . 1 - Summary : Issues and Options 9.
... in- clude more Eastern exports . In the long term , the proliferation of in- dustrial technology in the East might weak- 54-202 O- 792 en the competitive position of U.S. firms as suppliers of. Ch . 1 - Summary : Issues and Options 9.
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... suppliers of technology to newly industrial- izing nations . Nonmarket economies are in- creasingly attempting to break into this market . On the other hand , there may be signifi- cant advantages to sectors of the U.S. econ- omy ...
... suppliers of technology to newly industrial- izing nations . Nonmarket economies are in- creasingly attempting to break into this market . On the other hand , there may be signifi- cant advantages to sectors of the U.S. econ- omy ...
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... supplier of machinery and equip- ment to the U.S.S.R. , providing nearly one- third of such Soviet imports . Japan supplies approximately 20 percent and the United States less than 10 percent . Japan is the U.S.S.R.'s leading Western ...
... supplier of machinery and equip- ment to the U.S.S.R. , providing nearly one- third of such Soviet imports . Japan supplies approximately 20 percent and the United States less than 10 percent . Japan is the U.S.S.R.'s leading Western ...
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