Harper's Pictorial Library of the World War, Volume XII : $b The Great Results of the War
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Harper's Pictorial Library of the World War, Volume XII : $b The Great Results of the War
League of Nations; Treaty of Versailles (1919 June 28); World War, 1914-1918; World War, 1914-1918 -- Economic aspects; World War, 1914-1918 -- Finance
"The figures on import requirements of the Allies and neutrals
are those estimated for 1917--18, while the estimated
requirements of Germany and Austria are pre-war net imports.
"The rice surplus might be required in the Orient for countries
whose crops may have failed.
MISCELLANEOUS CROP REQUIREMENTS, 1919.
=================================================================
Import requirements of-- | Cotton (500| Tobacco| Flaxseed
|pounds bales).| (million| (million
| | pounds).| bushels).
----------------------------+--------------+----------+----------
EUROPE | | |
Allies, including Japan | 8,058,000| 340| 21.6
Neutrals | 720,000| 150| 7.9
Germany and Austria-Hungary | 2,932,000| 355| 15.7
(pre-war boundaries) | | |
Other countries | 1,200,00| 17|
----------------------------+--------------+----------+----------
Total requirements | 13,010,000| 1,022| 45.2
|====================================
SURPLUS (ESTIMATED) | | |
Countries, except United | 2,680,000| | 40
States, recently reported | | |
(1918) | | |
Average, 1900--1913, for | 500,00| 650| [9]5.7
other surplus countries | | |
|--------------+----------+----------
Total, except United States | 3,180,000| 650| 40
UNITED STATES | | |
Production, 1918 | 11,700,00| 1,340| 14.7
Consumption | 6,600,000| 720| 26.7
Surplus | 5,100,000| 620|
Deficit | | | 12
WORLD | | |
Surplus | | 148|
Deficit | 4,730,000| | 17.2
----------------------------|--------------+----------+----------
[9] Russia
NOTE.--The figures are based on pre-war averages, 1909--1913, which may
be considerably changed by post-war conditions.
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