is in terminal decline, and that the lost output is being replaced by imports from the developing world. Almost daily … without a more or less balancing volume of exports, and there is in reality limited scope for exporting a sufficient volume of … services. Imports of goods must more or less be balanced by the export of domestically produced goods. How can a widespread …

/59, WHEN COAL PRODUCTION REACHED ITS PEAK, THERE HAS BEEN A PERSISTENT FLUCTUATION IN THE AMOUNT OF COAL PRODUCED IN SUBSEQUENT …COAL WAS DISCOVERED IN NIGERIA IN 1909 AND COAL MINING STARTED WITH A DRIFT MINE AT OGBETE, ENUGU IN 1915. SINCE 1958 … YEARS. THIS PAPER THEREFORE INVESTIGATES THE MAJOR CAUSES OF THE DECLINE OF THE NIGERIA COAL INDUSTRY AND PROVIDES A …

PRODUCING SUGAR THAT ARE CLOSE SUBSTITUTES BY THE USE OF IDENTICAL PRODUCTION PROCESSES AND RAW MATERIALS. HOWEVER, SUGAR …

imports from these countries, particularly of clothing, and would have little impact on prices, incomes or jobs in Australia. …This paper was one input to the Australian Government’s decision to remove tariffs on imports from the least developed … countries. The Commission’s analysis suggests that removing tariffs on imports from these countries could significantly boost …

We report that the price of a 6.5oz Coke was 5¢ from 1886 until 1959. Thus, we are documenting a nominal price rigidity … Coke, nevertheless, remained unchanged. We find that this unusual rigidity is best explained by (1) a contract between the … the nickel Coke phenomenon is discussed in the context of Nickel and Dime Stores, which were popular in the US in the late …