PUBLICATIONS

Foreign Trade.—Continued.
CANADIAN GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS
Vol. 115, No. 2, January 28, 1961. 36p.
Principal contents.—Approaching the Italian market.—The OECD takes
shape.—Pulp and paper: Tokyo conference studies asian needs.—Argen-
, tina's foreign trade.—Timber mission surveys U.K. and Irish markets.—
' European common market: First steps towards the common external
tariff.--Advertising abroad: Iran.—Cape wines win export markets.—
Indonesia buys paper and newsprint.
Vol. 115, No. 3, February 11, 1961. 32p.
Principal contents.—Trade Commissioner looks at Rumania.—Advertising
abroad: Eastern Europe.—Sandwen sells engineering services.—
West German market for tobacco.—Nether/ands iron and steel industry.—
Iraq rushes development.—Trade opportunity: Furniture dimension and
components.
Vol. 115, No. 4, February 25, 1961. 40,p.
Principal contents.—Canada's trade with the Middle East.—Middle
East in 1960.—Turkey.—United Arab Republic (Egyptian. Region).—
Saudi Arabia.—Sudan.—Iraq.—Tordan.—Kuwait.—Bahrain.—Iran.—Shipping
services from Canada to the Middle East—Import and exchange
regu/ations in the Middle East.
Vol. 115, No. 5, March 11, 1961. 36p.
Principal contents.—The French market opens up.—Australia seeks
' °U.—Chile launches ten year plan.—Pharmaceuticals: Brazil builds a local
industry.—U.S. farrn policies for the sixties.—United Kingdom aluminum
industry.
Vol. 115, No. 6, March 25, 1961. 36p.
Principal contents.—Canada's Foreign Trade in 1960.—How the govern-
• ment finances long-term exports.—How's business in the Congo?—Hoiv
to traveL in Eastern Europe.—Merchandising is the answer.—U.S. fisheries
products: supply and demand.
Vol. 115 No. 7 April 8, 1961. 36p.
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Vrincipal . contents.—Cana ‘ da's fisheries markets in 1960.—Australia
builds an. oil-refining ..industry.—Advertising abroad: Italy.—Argentine
• , agriculture, faces problems.—Iran's industries are growing up.—Nether-
, lands toy industry. .
Vol. 115, No. 8, April 22, 1961. 36p.
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Principal contents.—Canada trades with the Far Ecist.—Réviews of
business conditions in the Far East: Japan; South Korea; Philippines;
Taiwan; Indonesia; Singapore; Thai/and; Federation of Maiaya; Hong
Kong; Cambodia; Communist China; South Vietnam.—Import and exchange
reguiations in the Far West.—Shipping services to the Far East.
Vol. 115, No. 9, May 6, 1961. 36p.
Principal contents.—How to sell Los Angeles.—L'Air Liquide expands
its export markets.—Selling Leather in Switzerland.—French department
stores: a promising market—Construction engineers seek opportunities.—
Mexico makes progress.—Sierra Leone: new African nation.—Canadian
poultry deiegation studies European markets.—Venezuela amends foreign
exchange controls.
Vol. 115, No. 10, May 20, 1961. 40p.
Principal contents.—India and the Five Year Plans.—How India controls
imports.—Pakistan nzakes progress.—Ceylon alters its trade policy.—
Burma diversifies economy.—India encourages joint ventures.—India expands
fertilizer industry.—Institutions engaged in oversects credit and
financing operations.—Japan announces import budget.—South African
market. .
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