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The Key to Latin-American Trade
Klein, Julius | January 16, 1929 issue

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It has been the fate of Latin America ever since its earliest beginnings to be associated with fantastic tales of Inca treasure, of El Dorados, of opulent Montezumas, and sudden riches in general. This theme has run through its entire economic history in the minds of all too many traders, merchants, adventurers, and such like, as they first approach its shores. Competent Latin Americans themselves have been the first to point out the enormous difficulties which must overcome before the commercial possibilities of that vast area can be fully developed along lines of mutual advantage.

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INTERNATIONAL trade; ECONOMIC structure; ECONOMIC history; MERCHANTS; LATIN America -- Economic conditions; LATIN America
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