Report On the Problem of Raw Materials And Foodstuffs
Report On the Problem of Raw Materials And Foodstuffs
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1 0. 06 Germany and Austria . .. . 53. 7 — — — Other countries 4. 3 13. 1 5. 1 15. 5 Totals 170. 413 143. 1 172. 4 146. 86 Attention is drawn to the depression from October 1915 to September 1916. Due to the European War, and to the depression of 1917-1918, which coincided with the period of the submarine war. The U. S. A. , which imported 11 %of this wool, succeeded in concentrating 64 % of it in their hands. On the other hand, the total exports from the South African Unions during the war, sh...ow a continuous and considerable reduction, with the exception of the year 1915: — Raw wool including scoured wool not reduced in terms of raw wool. 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 Thousands of metric tons . 60. 8 77 61. 9 53. 4 52. 4 On the other hand, whereas the United Kingdom imported about 70 % of this wool before the war, it hardly imported 20 % during 1917 and 1918; the benefit of this reduction was reaped by the United States and Japan. United Kingdom Canada France Italy Japan U. S. A Argentine Totals 5.
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1 0. 06 Germany and Austria . .. . 53. 7 — — — Other countries 4. 3 13. 1 5. 1 15. 5 Totals 170. 413 143. 1 172. 4 146. 86 Attention is drawn to the depression from October 1915 to September 1916. Due to the European War, and to the depression of 1917-1918, which coincided with the period of the submarine war. The U. S. A. , which imported 11 %of this wool, succeeded in concentrating 64 % of it in their hands. On the other hand, the total exports from the South African Unions during the war, sh...ow a continuous and considerable reduction, with the exception of the year 1915: — Raw wool including scoured wool not reduced in terms of raw wool. 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 Thousands of metric tons . 60. 8 77 61. 9 53. 4 52. 4 On the other hand, whereas the United Kingdom imported about 70 % of this wool before the war, it hardly imported 20 % during 1917 and 1918; the benefit of this reduction was reaped by the United States and Japan. United Kingdom Canada France Italy Japan U. S. A Argentine Totals 5.
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