East-West Trade Trends

About this eBook

Author

United States. Foreign Operations Administration

Title

East-West Trade Trends Mutual Defense Assistance Control Act of 1951 (the Battle Act); Fourth Report to Congress, Second Half of 1953

Credits

Produced by Juliet Sutherland, Ralph Carmichael and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net

Language

English

LoC Class

UA: Military science: Armies: Organization, distribution, military situation

Subject

United States -- Commercial policy

Category

Text

eBook-No.

47437

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/47437

Release Date

November 23, 2014

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.East-West Trade Trends
2. 2.letter of transmittal
3. 3.INTRODUCTION
4. 4.CHAPTER I — Emphasis on Heavy Industry — How Forced Industrialization Affects Trade — How the Kremlin Controls Trade — West Has Never Barred Peaceful Exports — Stalin’s Last Gospel
5. 5.CHAPTER II — Letting Off Pressure — The “New Economic Courses” — Malenkov’s Big Announcement — Khrushchev and the Livestock Lag — Mikoyan Advertises the Program — Has Stalin Been Overruled?
6. 6.CHAPTER III — The New Trade Agreements — More Consumer Goods Ordered — A Shopping Spree for Ships — Most of All, They Want Hard Goods — Something Different in Soviet Exports — They Have Dug Up Manganese — The Emergence of Russian Oil — Gold Sales Expanded — Reaching Outside Europe
7. 7.CHAPTER IV — The Kremlin and Peace — A Mixture of Motives — Their Objectives Haven’t Changed — Their Practices Haven’t Changed — The Free World Is Strong — The Challenge
8. 8.CHAPTER V — The Background — Basic Policy Reaffirmed — The New Direction of Policy — Reviewing the Control Lists — East-West Trade: Road to Peace — Trade Within the Free World — The China Trade Falls Off — They Play by Their Own Rules — United States Policy on the China Trade
9. 9.CHAPTER VI — Battle Act Functions — The Money and the Manpower — Meshing the Gears — Improving the Machinery — The Termination-of-Aid Provision — Miscellaneous Activities — Summary of the Report
10. 10.APPENDIX A — BELGIUM-LUXEMBOURG — License Requirements — Financial Controls — Shipping Controls — CANADA — Permit Requirements — Transit Controls — Financial Controls — DENMARK — License Requirements — Exchange Controls — Transit Controls — Shipping Controls — EGYPT — License Requirements — Transit Controls — Financial Controls — FRANCE — License Requirements — Financial Controls — Shipping Controls — GERMANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC) AND WESTERN BERLIN — License Requirements — Transit Controls — Financial Control — GREECE — License Requirements — Transit Shipments — Financial Controls — Shipping Controls — HONG KONG — IRAN — License Requirements — Transit Controls — Financial Controls — ISRAEL — License Requirements — Transit Controls — Financial Controls — ITALY — License Requirements — Financial Controls — Transit Controls — Shipping Controls — Penalties — JAPAN — License Requirements — Transit Controls — Financial Controls — Shipping and Bunkering Controls — REPUBLIC OF KOREA — License Requirements — Financial Controls — Shipping Controls — THE NETHERLANDS — License Requirements — Transit Controls — Financial Controls — Shipping Controls — NORWAY — License Requirements — Transit Controls — Financial Controls — Shipping Controls — PAKISTAN — License Requirements — Transit Controls — Financial Controls — Shipping Controls — PORTUGAL — License Requirements — Transit Controls — SINGAPORE — Licensing Requirements — Transit Controls — Shipping Controls — TURKEY — Export Controls — Transit Controls — Financial Controls — UNITED KINGDOM — License Requirements — Transit Controls — Shipping Controls — UNITED STATES — Export Controls in General — Administration of Export Controls by Commerce Department — Transit Controls — Shipping Controls — Financial and Transaction Controls
11. 11.APPENDIX B
12. 12.APPENDIX C — TITLE I—WAR MATERIALS — TITLE II—OTHER MATERIALS — TITLE III—GENERAL PROVISIONS

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