Small Manufacturers Enter Overseas Trade Boom
The 1922 trend shows a rise in American trade as small producers enter overseas markets. Government aid expanded export formation for average firms, ending the era when profits favored large exporters. The shift signals broader participation in international commerce and wider distribution of export profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Klein
Bureau Foreign and Domestic Service
United News
Washington
Overseas markets shift from raw to manufactured goods
Export profits are distributed more equally as shipments abroad trend toward manufactured goods and specialties. Manufacturers merchants farmers and their organizations all awaken to the value of overseas outlets.
Also Mentioned on This Page
ITT
Intry of Small Manufacturer
Jexport
Rela
Tively
Parker
John M. Parker
Mer Rouge
Rubens
Eni
West Washington Street
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Baby Louis
Skuffer
Coats
Charance
Alabama
Ames
Zac
Wright
Colnr