International Sugar Situation : Origin of the Sugar Problem and Its Present Aspects Under the Brussels Convention (Classic Reprint)

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In many cases, however, the ability to sell cheaply on the world's market was due indirectly to privileges granted in the case of domestic sales. The French regulations had the general effect of an indirect bounty on production which affected even more. Conspicuously the export than the domestic trade. The exportation of Russian sugar conferred a special privilege on the domestic market which had a commercial value.

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