Far Eastern Economic Review1968 |
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Page 166
... million and for 1952 US $ 867 million . The average wage soared past the US $ 200 mark with a gross advance of 9.7 % and a net increase of 5.8 % . The figure for Taiwan's 13.5 million people was US $ 209 compared with US $ 190 in 1966 ...
... million and for 1952 US $ 867 million . The average wage soared past the US $ 200 mark with a gross advance of 9.7 % and a net increase of 5.8 % . The figure for Taiwan's 13.5 million people was US $ 209 compared with US $ 190 in 1966 ...
Page 314
... million had been unrealistically low . Shipments in the 1966 fiscal year were about Yen 41,000 million . Exports during the first nine months of 1967 , totalled more than 1.7 million units worth about Yen 22,492 million , compared with ...
... million had been unrealistically low . Shipments in the 1966 fiscal year were about Yen 41,000 million . Exports during the first nine months of 1967 , totalled more than 1.7 million units worth about Yen 22,492 million , compared with ...
Page 426
... million bales against 5.3 million last sea- son and this , together with an anticipated import of 900,000 bales , should ensure satisfactory supplies of raw material . last year was even Despite the brighter prospects , the industry is ...
... million bales against 5.3 million last sea- son and this , together with an anticipated import of 900,000 bales , should ensure satisfactory supplies of raw material . last year was even Despite the brighter prospects , the industry is ...
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