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aighest purchasing power. Compare this map with Figure 162 (page 243). How does the eastern part of the United States stand on that map and on 
‘his? western Europe? [ndia? China? Japan? Which is a larger world market, and which is more densely populated, the Pacific states of the 
Jnited States or Java? Egypt or southeastern Australia? Is central Brazil a good market or a poor one, and why? northern Canada? South 
Africa? the Netherlands?