Word: exporting
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Commonwealth nations may also prevent Britain's entry into the Market, Macridis declared. Now the Commonwealth nations receive "preferential treatment for the agricultural products they export to Britain," and thus do not pay any tariffs. If Britain joins the Common Market, she "will have to abandon preferential treatment for the Commonwealth nations" and give it instead to the other members of the Common Market. Macridis declared that this sort of competition would be impossible for the economics of the Commonwealth nations to bear
Bulldozing. In 1958 the U.S. tried to stave off the coffee chaos by helping to set up a Coffee Study Group among all major coffee-producing countries; the effort failed because the Study Group's export quotas were not made binding. Delegates to the current U.N. conference all want a tougher international control system. The most promising plan calls for a five-year stabilization of coffee prices at the present level, or slightly higher...
...conference is over whose quota should be cut most. As longtime producers, the Latin Americans want the quotas reckoned on output over an extended period; the Africans, who in a decade have doubled their sales to 12 million bags a year, want quotas set according to current export rankings...
Soliven suggested that the people in Asia desire the spiritual elements of life and that, "the United States should export democracy and not dollars...
...customers. And its eye has lit on Red China, whose own monumental crop failures have forced it to buy grain abroad. During the past two years, with the purchase of $180 million worth of Australian wheat, barley, oats and flour, Red China has become Australia's fourth biggest export market (after Great Britain, Japan...