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... shipment of gold to foreign countries constitutes an- other credit item , while an import of gold is a debit item comparable to merchandise imports . Under a partially developed commercial system wherein gold was the one commonly ...
... shipment of gold to foreign countries constitutes an- other credit item , while an import of gold is a debit item comparable to merchandise imports . Under a partially developed commercial system wherein gold was the one commonly ...
Page 304
... SHIPMENT BY SAILING VESSELS will not be accepted unless specifically authorized . RAILROAD THROUGH BILLS OF LADING will not be accepted , unless expressly stipulated , except on exportations , via Pacific ports , to the Far East . Bills ...
... SHIPMENT BY SAILING VESSELS will not be accepted unless specifically authorized . RAILROAD THROUGH BILLS OF LADING will not be accepted , unless expressly stipulated , except on exportations , via Pacific ports , to the Far East . Bills ...
Page 305
... shipment . ) K. We reserve the right to refuse to take up documents if , in our opinion , they are not presented within reasonable time after date of shipment . 66 66 L. The terms " PROMPT SHIPMENT , " ' IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT , " SHIPMENT ...
... shipment . ) K. We reserve the right to refuse to take up documents if , in our opinion , they are not presented within reasonable time after date of shipment . 66 66 L. The terms " PROMPT SHIPMENT , " ' IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT , " SHIPMENT ...
Contents
ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLES OF TRADE | 1 |
THE PRINCIPLE OF COMPARATIVE COST | 21 |
A General Statement of the Theory of Trade | 32 |
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abroad absolute advantage agricultural amount Argentina balance of payments balance of trade bank bill of lading bushel of wheat capital carrier cent chapter commerce commission house comparative advantage competition consumers cost credit items days of labor debit item decline demand dollars domestic trade draft economic effect England Europe European example exchange rate export house exports and imports fact factors favorable foreign countries foreign market foreign purchasing power foreign trade freight function funds Germany gold increased industrial countries interest international trade investment Japan lines loans manufacturing ment merchant marine method middlemen nature obtain ocean operation period port possible pounds sterling principle profitable railroad rate of exchange relative result risk sell seller shipment shippers South America supply tariff tion tramp vessels transactions transportation United United Kingdom volume wages yards of cloth