Foreign Assets and Liabilities of the U.S. and Its Balance of International Transactions; Report ... by the National Advisory Council on International Monetary Ad Financial Problems, 18 Dec. 1947U.S. Government Printing Office, 1948 - 177 lappuses |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 56.
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... imports , by commodity groups and countries , 1914 , 1932 , 1939 , and 1946 157 43. Outflow of United States long - term capital and unilateral transfers , July 1 , 1945 , to June 30 , 1947- 44. Foreign credits by private United States ...
... imports , by commodity groups and countries , 1914 , 1932 , 1939 , and 1946 157 43. Outflow of United States long - term capital and unilateral transfers , July 1 , 1945 , to June 30 , 1947- 44. Foreign credits by private United States ...
viii. lappuse
... Import Bank , and the Securities and Exchange Com- mission . Information with respect to military installations abroad as re- quested in item 8 is separately attached and should be treated as a restricted document . Very truly yours ...
... Import Bank , and the Securities and Exchange Com- mission . Information with respect to military installations abroad as re- quested in item 8 is separately attached and should be treated as a restricted document . Very truly yours ...
2. lappuse
... Import Bank 2 . United Kingdom Special Loan . Other loans .. Subtotal loans ... Property credits : Lend - lease . Surplus property- Maritime . Subtotal property credits . Commodity programs ( Germany and Japan ) .. 9 , 610 599 141 10 ...
... Import Bank 2 . United Kingdom Special Loan . Other loans .. Subtotal loans ... Property credits : Lend - lease . Surplus property- Maritime . Subtotal property credits . Commodity programs ( Germany and Japan ) .. 9 , 610 599 141 10 ...
3. lappuse
... Import Bank , which was established in February 1934 , and loans by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation , of which the largest was the loan to the United King- dom in 1942. Since the end of World War II , the loan of $ 3,750,000,000 ...
... Import Bank , which was established in February 1934 , and loans by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation , of which the largest was the loan to the United King- dom in 1942. Since the end of World War II , the loan of $ 3,750,000,000 ...
4. lappuse
... Import Bank 2 . 2 , 135 377 66 1,758 United Kingdom Special Loan . Other loans .. 3 2,050 3 2,050 939 3 1,700 487 225 50 262 35 Subtotal loans .. Property credits : 4,672 602 116 4,070 2,674 Lend - lease .. Surplus property . Maritime ...
... Import Bank 2 . 2 , 135 377 66 1,758 United Kingdom Special Loan . Other loans .. 3 2,050 3 2,050 939 3 1,700 487 225 50 262 35 Subtotal loans .. Property credits : 4,672 602 116 4,070 2,674 Lend - lease .. Surplus property . Maritime ...
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