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Finance
February 24, 1916 issue

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This article focuses on developments in the field of finance in the United States. The Government announced the results of the country's foreign trade in 1915--exports which surpassed those of the preceding year by the extraordinary figure of $1,433,000,000, running an even billion dollars beyond any other year and a surplus of exports over imports, $1,768,000,000, which was greater by $1,076,000,000 than the highest record of any previous calendar year. Last week, this statement was supplemented by another, showing in detail what kind of exported merchandise it was which made up these remarkable results, and which were the countries where it was sent.

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FINANCE -- United States; INTERNATIONAL trade; EXPORTERS; SURPLUS commodities; IMPORTS; COMMERCIAL products; UNITED States
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