Why a World Centre of Industry at San Francisco BayBancroft Company, 1917 - 47 páginas |
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... tion , is a bill of exchange of which the acceptor is a bank or trust company , or a firm , person , company , or corporation , engaged in the business of granting bankers ' acceptance credits . " In other words , the buyer of the ...
... tion , is a bill of exchange of which the acceptor is a bank or trust company , or a firm , person , company , or corporation , engaged in the business of granting bankers ' acceptance credits . " In other words , the buyer of the ...
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... tion . There is even a sentimental advantage in making our merchant flag again familiar in the South Atlantic , the South Pacific , and Caribbean . After all , isn't it true that trade is the practical moulder of political and social ...
... tion . There is even a sentimental advantage in making our merchant flag again familiar in the South Atlantic , the South Pacific , and Caribbean . After all , isn't it true that trade is the practical moulder of political and social ...
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... tion of shipping documents and the collection of payments . Such concerns act virtually as the export department of each manu- facturer whom they serve . When the agent selected is experienced in export matters and is financially ...
... tion of shipping documents and the collection of payments . Such concerns act virtually as the export department of each manu- facturer whom they serve . When the agent selected is experienced in export matters and is financially ...
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... tion upon themselves ; and secondly , the wonderful rapidity with which machinery is invented to take the place of men will limit more and more the sphere of the workingman and destroy the occupation of his overseer . Delay , however ...
... tion upon themselves ; and secondly , the wonderful rapidity with which machinery is invented to take the place of men will limit more and more the sphere of the workingman and destroy the occupation of his overseer . Delay , however ...
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... rum , It was in 1840 that Great Britain perpetrated that in- famous act of forcing opium upon the Chinese , notwith- standing the emperor's edict of 1796 prohibiting its importa- tion 30 THE FIRST PORT OF THE PACIFIC.
... rum , It was in 1840 that Great Britain perpetrated that in- famous act of forcing opium upon the Chinese , notwith- standing the emperor's edict of 1796 prohibiting its importa- tion 30 THE FIRST PORT OF THE PACIFIC.
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abroad advantage American Express American Express Company American manufacturers bankers bill of exchange bill of lading Buenos Aires capital cent charge Chile co-operation Commerce Court commodities Company competition Congress corporation cost cotton Cusco customs demand dollars domestic draft duty established Europe European export trade extent facilities fact farmer favor Federal Reserve Federal Reserve Act Federal Trade Commission Foreign Exchange foreign markets foreign trade German important increase industry interest Interstate Commerce Commission Krauthoff labor land Latin America legislation lines loan material matter means ment merchandise merchants methods nature operation organization political port practical present President principal profit proper question railroads railway reason regulation secure selling shipment shippers South America tariff things tion trade acceptances transactions United wages wealth Webb Bill York
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Página 131 - An Act to create a Federal Trade Commission, to define its powers and duties, and for other purposes," approved September twenty-sixth, nineteen hundred and fourteen, shall be construed as extending to unfair methods of competition used in export trade against competitors engaged in export trade, even though the acts constituting such unfair methods are done without the territorial jurisdiction of the United States.