Americas Possible Share in the Economic Future of Russia
Americas Possible Share in the Economic Future of Russia
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v Besides the products mentioned above, it is necessary to call attention to Russia's export of rubber waste, manganese ore, flax and hemp. According to United States reports, the export of these goods to the United States was greater than the Rus- sian statistics show. During the period 1906-1910 the United States' import of rubber waste averaged 4. 83 million pounds, according to Russian statistics, and 6. 53 million pounds, ac- cording to the United States reports. As for manganese ore, Russ...ia reported 24. 3 million pounds and the United States reported 30. 4 million pounds. The most noteworthy difference is found in the statistical reports relating to Russia's export of flax and hemp. According to the Russian statistics, the yearly average of Russia's flax exported to the United States during the period 1906-1910 amounted to 481, 100 pounds. According to the United States statistics it amounted to 6, 786, 000 pounds, . The corresponding figures for hemp are 241, 800 pounds in Russian statistics, and 1, 624, 500 pounds according to the United States statistics.
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v Besides the products mentioned above, it is necessary to call attention to Russia's export of rubber waste, manganese ore, flax and hemp. According to United States reports, the export of these goods to the United States was greater than the Rus- sian statistics show. During the period 1906-1910 the United States' import of rubber waste averaged 4. 83 million pounds, according to Russian statistics, and 6. 53 million pounds, ac- cording to the United States reports. As for manganese ore, Russ...ia reported 24. 3 million pounds and the United States reported 30. 4 million pounds. The most noteworthy difference is found in the statistical reports relating to Russia's export of flax and hemp. According to the Russian statistics, the yearly average of Russia's flax exported to the United States during the period 1906-1910 amounted to 481, 100 pounds. According to the United States statistics it amounted to 6, 786, 000 pounds, . The corresponding figures for hemp are 241, 800 pounds in Russian statistics, and 1, 624, 500 pounds according to the United States statistics.
What to read after Americas Possible Share in the Economic Future of Russia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A J Arkady Joseph Sack to read onlineMoreLess
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