Far Eastern Economic Review1968 |
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Page 324
... continue to enjoy a 10 % preference over other foreign goods , and Kodaks are traditionally cheap and easy to handle , the Americans continue to be the Philippines ' biggest " legitimate " camera suppliers . cameras to Although more ...
... continue to enjoy a 10 % preference over other foreign goods , and Kodaks are traditionally cheap and easy to handle , the Americans continue to be the Philippines ' biggest " legitimate " camera suppliers . cameras to Although more ...
Page 364
... continue bare . A small stream of emigrants continues to afford tearful farewells at the Rangoon airport , leaving friends and all their worldly goods behind them . The severe stamp of Burmese socialism remains much in evidence . At a ...
... continue bare . A small stream of emigrants continues to afford tearful farewells at the Rangoon airport , leaving friends and all their worldly goods behind them . The severe stamp of Burmese socialism remains much in evidence . At a ...
Page 542
... continue to allow Japan to buy rubber , wood and other raw materials from Indonesia while she sells them back to us in the form of tyres or plywood . " It is understandable , in the light of Indonesia's fight for economic survival ...
... continue to allow Japan to buy rubber , wood and other raw materials from Indonesia while she sells them back to us in the form of tyres or plywood . " It is understandable , in the light of Indonesia's fight for economic survival ...
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