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Although Britain’s trade exchanges with the Comecon-states in 1971 amounted to no more than 3.17 p.c. of its total foreign trade, high growth rates have nevertheless been achieved in recent years.
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Kunze, B. Trends in Britain’s eastern trade. Intereconomics 7, 317–320 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02929651
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