Report of the Director of the Bureau of Statistics On the Imports of the United
Report of the Director of the Bureau of Statistics On the Imports of the United
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The error of including in the import entries account not only classes A, B, and C, but also classes J and K, has already been alluded to under the head of "Practice of including in-transit and transhipment entries in the import entries' account. " The error of including in the import entries' account not only classes A, B, and C, but also class E, has likewise been alluded to. See heading " Practice of including transportation entries in the import entries' account. " But the class of errors no...w in question arose out of excluding from the import entries' account some one or more of the proper classes A, B, and C, and includ- ing some one or more of the improper classes D, E, F, Gr, H, I, J, and K.
The confusion occasioned by these practices is left to be inferred. To say that they increased the apparent amount of our annual "imports " is no more warranted by the facts known than to say that they diminish it. That they modified it to a very serious extent, the condition of the accounts under the old system testifies very emphatically; but which way these modifications affected the annual totals cannot be ascertained without considerable trouble and expense, while the extent to which they increased or diminished the apparent amount of the annual "imports " of particular articles, cannot be ascertained at all.
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The error of including in the import entries account not only classes A, B, and C, but also classes J and K, has already been alluded to under the head of "Practice of including in-transit and transhipment entries in the import entries' account. " The error of including in the import entries' account not only classes A, B, and C, but also class E, has likewise been alluded to. See heading " Practice of including transportation entries in the import entries' account. " But the class of errors no...w in question arose out of excluding from the import entries' account some one or more of the proper classes A, B, and C, and includ- ing some one or more of the improper classes D, E, F, Gr, H, I, J, and K.
The confusion occasioned by these practices is left to be inferred. To say that they increased the apparent amount of our annual "imports " is no more warranted by the facts known than to say that they diminish it. That they modified it to a very serious extent, the condition of the accounts under the old system testifies very emphatically; but which way these modifications affected the annual totals cannot be ascertained without considerable trouble and expense, while the extent to which they increased or diminished the apparent amount of the annual "imports " of particular articles, cannot be ascertained at all.
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