World Trade

according agree agricultural amount Argentina articles the growth balance balance of trade Bank Belgium British Bureau of Foreign capital clause colonies commercial policy Committee commodities competition concessions Conference Convention CORDELL HULL costs cotton coun currency customs Czechoslovakia Department duties economic effect export credit favors foreign countries foreign exchange control foreign trade France free port Germany gold granted High Contracting Party import quotas imposed increase industries interest international trade Italy Japan Latvia League of Nations mandate ment merchant marine Monetary most-favored-nation mother country negotiation Netherlands operation Pan American Pan American Union payments percentage period ports possible preferential protection purchase purpose rates raw materials regulations Report restrictions rubber scheme Secretary signatory SIR RONALD LINDSAY subsidies Tariff Commission taxes territories tion Trade Agreements treaties treatment U. S. Maritime Commission United Kingdom world trade