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Playing with figures: Japan buys a lot more manufactured or semi-processed goods from Canada than Statistics Canada's figures show, Mamoru Iwamoto of the Japan Trade Centre says
Playing with figures: Japan buys a lot more manufactured or semi-processed goods from Canada than Statistics Canada's figures show, Mamoru Iwamoto of the Japan Trade Centre says

Playing with figures: Japan buys a lot more manufactured or semi-processed goods from Canada than Statistics Canada's figures show, Mamoru Iwamoto of the Japan Trade Centre says

Date9/19/1979
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  • Playing with figures: Japan buys a lot more manufactured or semi-processed goods from Canada than Statistics Canada's figures show, Mamoru Iwamoto of the Japan Trade Centre says
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0128729F
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There's a big market for Canadian manufactured goods in Japan, but A
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