The Philippines, the Land of Palm And Pine : An Official Guide And Hand book
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In the main these expectations were realized. The letting down of the tariff bars between the Islands and the United States, coinciding as it did with the general economic recovery which accompanied the complete restoration of public order and the systematic combating of such evils as cholera, rinderpest, and locusts, made itself felt, when the trade figures for the fiscal year 1910 were compiled, in a very decided change in the amounts and channels of commerce. Now that more than another year ...has passed, it has become quite certain that the ground gained in those first months has been held, and even to a considerable extent added to.
The total value of exports and imports for the fiscal year 1910 was $76,948,777, an increase over the preceding year of 30 per cent, as against an increase for the whole period from 1901 to 1909 of only 9.9 per cent.
The figures for the fiscal year 1911 could hardly have been expected to maintain this abnormal rate of progress — relatively three times as great as that of the whole eight years preceding — but they do show an increase to $89,597,351, or 16.4 per cent.^ It should be remembered, moreover, that under the Spanish Government the total trade, though subject to n II ' It is impossible to compare these totals exactly, however.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the main these expectations were realized. The letting down of the tariff bars between the Islands and the United States, coinciding as it did with the general economic recovery which accompanied the complete restoration of public order and the systematic combating of such evils as cholera, rinderpest, and locusts, made itself felt, when the trade figures for the fiscal year 1910 were compiled, in a very decided change in the amounts and channels of commerce. Now that more than another year ...has passed, it has become quite certain that the ground gained in those first months has been held, and even to a considerable extent added to.
The total value of exports and imports for the fiscal year 1910 was $76,948,777, an increase over the preceding year of 30 per cent, as against an increase for the whole period from 1901 to 1909 of only 9.9 per cent.
The figures for the fiscal year 1911 could hardly have been expected to maintain this abnormal rate of progress — relatively three times as great as that of the whole eight years preceding — but they do show an increase to $89,597,351, or 16.4 per cent.^ It should be remembered, moreover, that under the Spanish Government the total trade, though subject to n II ' It is impossible to compare these totals exactly, however.
What to read after The Philippines, the Land of Palm And Pine : An Official Guide And Hand book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philippines. Dept. of Commerce And Police to read onlineMoreLess
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