Introduction to the Study of Commerce
Introduction to the Study of Commerce
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Optional Work 3. Prepare a table like the one on page 61 for some other year than 1898.
4. Make a chart like the one on page 59 for some other year than 1898.
5. Show the same information in a chart on some other plan (parallelograms, squares, circles, or other geometri- cal figures, plane or solid).
6. Make a chart for one of the products named on page 56. so as to show the proportions sent to the various coun- tries. The chart may be on any one of several plans.
For Discussion 7. Why do tropi...cal countries import flour, lard, and other provisions ?
8. With which countries is our export trade likely to increase the most ? Why ?
§ 17. The Balance of Trade 1. Define balance of trade. What is meant by a favor- able balance, or a balance in our favor ? An unfavorable balance, or a balance against us ?
In § 7 it was stated that a nation's buying equals its selling ; but in no year do the exports of the United States equal the imports. Even when a num- Digitized by Google FOREIGN COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES 63 ber of years are put together, no tendency toward equality appears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Optional Work 3. Prepare a table like the one on page 61 for some other year than 1898.
4. Make a chart like the one on page 59 for some other year than 1898.
5. Show the same information in a chart on some other plan (parallelograms, squares, circles, or other geometri- cal figures, plane or solid).
6. Make a chart for one of the products named on page 56. so as to show the proportions sent to the various coun- tries. The chart may be on any one of several plans.
For Discussion 7. Why do tropi...cal countries import flour, lard, and other provisions ?
8. With which countries is our export trade likely to increase the most ? Why ?
§ 17. The Balance of Trade 1. Define balance of trade. What is meant by a favor- able balance, or a balance in our favor ? An unfavorable balance, or a balance against us ?
In § 7 it was stated that a nation's buying equals its selling ; but in no year do the exports of the United States equal the imports. Even when a num- Digitized by Google FOREIGN COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES 63 ber of years are put together, no tendency toward equality appears.
What to read after Introduction to the Study of Commerce?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clow, Frederick R. (Frederick Redman), B. 1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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