Foreign trade zones (or free ports)

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Identifikator:: 1801857903

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-199077

Document type:: Monograph

Title:: Foreign trade zones (or free ports)

Place of publication:: Washington

Publisher:: United States Government Printing Off.

Year of publication:: 1929

Scope:: IX, 322 S; Ill., graph. Darst

Digitisation:: 2022

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: Part 2. The free ports of Europe

Collection:: Economics Books

164 FOREIGN TRADE ZONES The following figures show the total quantity in metric tons and values in dollars of the imports into the city State of Bremen (includ- ing Bremerhaven) by sea during the years mentioned. Below each total is given the total for grain, lumber, ores, mineral oils, and oil nuts, and the result of the subtractions represents the estimated ficures for the free ports. 1899 es £0. 1 —— 1901. ceemmmmmmee, 1902 eon emmea] 1003 cme. VIDE issirimin wi wns A008... comm mmrim were 1606. _ __ 1907 coo eeeer een 1908. mccain mean Quantity Value $154, 761, 000 17. 619, 000 1.632,232 * 137, 142,000 2,318, 522 | 188,210,000 726,200 | 21,029,000 1,502,322 166,281,000 183, £70, 000 29, 449. 000 161, 121, 000 2,485,158 184, 570, 000 695.346 92,300,000 1,789,812 162, 270, 000 2,692,315 210, 450, 00C 815,338 25,000,000 1,776,977 | 185, 450, 000 2,513,632 | 226, 500, 000 690,507 21, 777,000 1,823,125 204, 813, 000 2,896,063 | 228, 280, 000 047.705 | “25,781,000 1.940,258 202,449, 000 2,035,248 | 245, 145,000 949,200 | 32,326,000 1,986,048 712.819,000 3,504,192 299,985,000 1,058,233 37,021,000 2.445.050 262. 964, 000 Metric tons 2,330, 833 . 698, 601 3,012,187 981,935,000 875,387 32 800, 000 2 136.800 vm wpe Quantity | Valus Metric tons 3,079,454 | $278, 825,000 1,084. 346 43. 025, 000 235, 800, 000 mm 3,167,134 | 306, 695, 000 1,204, 543 43, 750, 000 TAA ln 1.062.501 | 262,945,000 em peo 3,958, 403 352, 015, 000 1,800, 728 54, 503, 000 BRS 2,157,675 1 297, 512,000 —_— 4,132,419 | 387, 380, 000 1,607,723 27, 675, 000 JB En 2,524,606 350.405, 000 _—=. mmm 4,368,295 406,888, 00C 1,916, 172 57, 179, 000 A 9,452,123 349, 700, 000 eee rr LOO. co ii mmm LOUD comm mmm mon mm mm LOI) smi nan ms RRA 1912. ____ 191% 21993 eae 4,328,074 3,184, 763 1,143,311 ooooomeanet Zmmo=mn —— 2,754,599 | 356,830, 000 1,159,917 57, 488, 000 1.504, 682 299,342,000 ——— mm 2,838,119 482, 130,000 1,279. 888 56; 454, 0 425, 676, 000 rr a ee | 2,476,143 385,215,000 1,961,277 | 52, 154, 0 ! 3,214,806 | 333, 061, 0 _mmmme———, em | 345150 | 672, 710, 000 2,005, 053 69, 073, 00 2,005,058 69,075 040.007 503.637, 00 1024 eon 1925__ . 1026 seca 1 * Statistics for the calendar year 1927 compiled by the Weserbund, an association of Bremen shipowners, semiofficial in character, give the figures of total imports and exports for the free port of the Breme? State (which includes Bremerhaven). Deducting the values of the four commodities above mentioned, which are usually discharged elsewhere than in the free port, the following figures remain, which are estimated by the Bremen port authorities to represent appro®” mately the quantity and value of the foreign goods received in the frap zoNE

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