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TABLE 12.-Uses of <strong>foreign</strong> currency as provided in title I, Public Law 480, agreements signed in calendar year 1965 '-Con.<br />
[Amounts are in dollar equivalents at the deposit rate of exchange]<br />
Total amount 104(c) common 104(e) grants 104(e) loans 104(g) loans Other U.S.<br />
Area and country in agreements defense for economic to private to <strong>foreign</strong> uses 2<br />
(market value) I development enterprise governments<br />
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Latin America:<br />
Bolivia-------------------- 3,830 ----------------------------- 191 2,681 958<br />
Chile---------------------- 19,750 ----------------------------- 2,963 9,875 6,912<br />
Total -------------------- 23,580 ----------------------------- 3,154 12,556 7,870<br />
Grand total------------- 317,926 37,380 --------------- 17,174 198,361 65,011<br />
Uses as percent of total_.. 100.0 11.8 5.4 62.4 20.4<br />
I Many agreements provide for the various currency uses in terms of percent.ges of the amount of local currency accruing pursuant<br />
to sales made under each agreement. In such cases, amounts included in this table for each use are determined by applying the specified<br />
percentages to the total dollar amount provided in each agreement. Amsounts shown are subject to adjustment when actual commodity<br />
purchases and currency allocations have been made.<br />
2 Agreements provide that a specific amount of <strong>foreign</strong> currency proceeds may be used under various U.S. ise categories, including<br />
currency uses which arc limited to amounts as may be specified in appropriation acts. Included are uses specified under subsections 104<br />
(a), (b), (f), (h), (i), (j), (k), (1), (m), (n), (o), (p), (q), (r), (s), (t), and sometimes (c) and (d) insofar as specified in agreements.<br />
TABLE 13.-Status of <strong>foreign</strong> currencies under title I, Public Law 480, as of June 30, 1965<br />
Transfers Disburse-<br />
Uses as specified in sec. 104 to agency ments by<br />
accounts agency<br />
Million Million<br />
dollar dollar<br />
equivalent equivalent<br />
104(c), common defense --------------------------------------------------------------------- 801.9 756.0<br />
104(c), procurement and rehabilitation of vehicles for Asian countries ------------------------------ 2.9 2.9<br />
104(e), grants for economic development ------------------------------------------------------ 1,566.8 1,199.7<br />
104(e), loans to private enterprise ------------------------------------------------------------ 472.4 187.3<br />
104(g), loans to <strong>foreign</strong> governments ---------------------------------------------------------- 4,024.2 3,136.2<br />
Total U.S. uses ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1.912.8 1,280.e<br />
Total -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8781.0 6,5629<br />
U.S. uses:<br />
Treasury:<br />
104(f), payment of U.S. obligations --------------------------------------------------- 1,071.3 873.7<br />
104(s), sales for dollars to U.S. tourists ------------------------------------------------ .2 .2<br />
104(t), sales for dollars to U.S. citizens for travel and other purposes ---------------------- 1.1 1.1<br />
(Continued-)<br />
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