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... production . In this respect the beginnings of the ' thirties are particularly significant . Indices of World Production , 1920-381 ( 1929 = 100 ) MANUFACTURING PRODUCTION PRIMARY PRODUCTION : AGRICULTURAL PRIMARY PRODUCTION : NON ...
... production . In this respect the beginnings of the ' thirties are particularly significant . Indices of World Production , 1920-381 ( 1929 = 100 ) MANUFACTURING PRODUCTION PRIMARY PRODUCTION : AGRICULTURAL PRIMARY PRODUCTION : NON ...
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... production , royalties at the rate of 4 shillings per ton on commencement of production , and allocation of 20 % of the output for free use by the government.1 In 1938 , a concession on oil production in the Basrah area was given to a ...
... production , royalties at the rate of 4 shillings per ton on commencement of production , and allocation of 20 % of the output for free use by the government.1 In 1938 , a concession on oil production in the Basrah area was given to a ...
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... production goods made up only about 20 % . The interesting feature of this foreign trade structure was that not only 80-85 % of exports consisted of agricultural produce and textiles , but that these items also consti- tuted a high ...
... production goods made up only about 20 % . The interesting feature of this foreign trade structure was that not only 80-85 % of exports consisted of agricultural produce and textiles , but that these items also consti- tuted a high ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
The Process of Disintegration and Decay of the Ottoman Empire | 7 |
Summary 265 | 15 |
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