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A long excerpt outlines Australian concerns over a 1930s trade dispute with Japan, detailing imports of textiles and wool, tariff measures, and impacts on Britain and Australia. It notes Japan's growing wool purchases and the Commonwealth’s efforts to limit exports to protect domestic industries, with projections of postwar demand and the political-economic debate about policy alignment with Britain versus Japan. Strong entities include Australia, Japan, Great Britain, Belgium, France, Italy, and the Commonwealth Government. The piece cites historical import figures, duties, and market shares to illustrate tensions in wool and textile trade.
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Aunraliy
Benin
Japan
Britain
Inipoeta
Walt Balsam
France
C.hbdo
Bo Inon
Geo
Belgium
Great Vitays
Great Britain
Sapam
Germany
Italy
Australia
Great Brin
W Dapatewan
Gevertimen Wu
Piguni
Jaye
Exel Ankau
Vox
AEAZT
Wheat Cme
Nour Oeih
Laeota
Great Briain
Wien
Australis
Eadly
Kosaibe
Tony Wat
Liverpool Plains
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