The Argentine in the Twentieth CenturyMartínez, Alberto B.
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The Argentine in the Twentieth Century
Martínez, Alberto B.
Argentina -- Commerce; Argentina -- Economic conditions; Finance -- Argentina
Method of ascertaining the statistics of exports and imports——
Errors in evaluation——Notes on the import duties on various
articles——Variations of the custom duties——Export duties;
their transitory characters——The trade in bullion.
IMPORTS.——Their classification according to their countries of
origin——Value of imports from each country, with indications
of the principal articles imported——The Argentine dependent
upon other countries for a large number of manufactured
articles——Concentration of imports at Buenos Ayres.
EXPORTS.——Their classification according to origin——Value of
exports from each district, with indications of the chief
articles exported——Decadence of the French trade with the
Argentine and its causes.
Tabulation, according to importance of the principal products
exported by the Argentine——Remarkable increase in
agricultural and pastoral exports——Search for new outlets.
Eventual denunciation of commercial treaties——Projected new
treaty with France——Causes of the superiority of English,
German, and North American trade in the Argentine over French
trade.
“Dumping” in the Argentine——A new client for the Argentine——
Japan——Elements which make for the development of commercial
activity in the Argentine.
The commercial balance——Results of the commercial balance——Its
prime importance in respect of the prosperity of the country——
It is this balance which compensates the issue of capital for
the benefit of the foreign debt.
II. THE GREAT ARGENTINE INDUSTRIES 235
The principal industries of the country are related to
agriculture and cattle-breeding.
SUGAR-PLANTING, BOILING, etc.——Capital engaged——Tucuman the chief
centre——Production and exportation——The sugar crisis——The
Rosario Refinery.
FLOUR EXPORT TRADE——Capital invested——Equipment, steam
flour-mills, grain-elevators——Production and exportation.
REFRIGERATION.——At present the chief industry of the country——
Number of establishments——Table of exports of frozen and
chilled meats——Capital invested——Development of the industry.
DAIRY INDUSTRIES.——The large establishments devoting themselves
to these industries——Butter; cheese——Exports of butter; the
development of which the dairy industries are capable.
BREWERIES.——Chief establishments——Production and consumption of
beer during the years 1902-1907——Suppression of imports of
foreign beer.
SPIRITS——Decreased production of spirits.
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