search query: @indexterm IMPORTS / total: 377
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Japanese steel in the American market: conflict and causes.
World Economy
1981 : SEP, VOL. 4:3, p. 229-250
 1981 Kawahito, K.
335.
U.S. antidumping laws and state-controlled economies.
Journal of World Trade Law
1981 : MAY-JUN, VOL. 15:3, p. 251-265
 1981 Soltysinski, S.
336.
Why the Cambridge Group is so wrong about import restrictions.
World Economy
1981 : JAN, VOL. 3:4, p. 461-468
 1981 Scott, M. F.
337.
The administration's split on auto imports.
Fortune
1981 : MAY 4, VOL. 103:9, p. 156-158, 162, 166
 1981 Stacks, J. F.
338.
World's top 50 computer import markets.
Datamation
1981 : JAN, VOL. 27:1, p. 141-142, 144, 146
 1981 Szuprowicz, B.O.
339.
Tariff and nontariff barriers to trade in the United States and abroad.
Review of Economics and Statistics
1981 : MAY, VOL. 63:2, p. 161-168
 1981 Ray, E. J.
340.
Notes on measuring the employment displacement effects of trade by the accounting procedure.
Oxford Economic Papers
1981 : MAR, VOL. 33:1, p. 154-164
 1981 Martin, J. P.
Evans, J. M.
341.
El Paso comes in from the cold. !El Paso Co.
Fortune
1981 : MAR 23, VOL. 103:6, p. 55-56
 1981 Stuart, A.
342.
Japanese regulation of technology imports.
Journal of World Trade Law
1981 : JAN-FEB, VOL. 15:1, p. 83-90
 1981 Ohara, Y.
343.
How we're fixed for strategic minerals.
Fortune
1981 : FEB 9, VOL. 103:3, p. 68-70
 1981 Meyer, H. E.
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