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Page 233
... industry . They took no looms with them this time . Instead , after they had inspected the Japa- nese mills , they paid a million yen for the license rights to use the Toyoda loom in Lancashire . By the time the Englishmen got the new ...
... industry . They took no looms with them this time . Instead , after they had inspected the Japa- nese mills , they paid a million yen for the license rights to use the Toyoda loom in Lancashire . By the time the Englishmen got the new ...
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... Industry No doubt the most dramatic single trans- formation , and certainly by far the largest , is that of the automotive industry . Including those that supply parts and accessories as well as the few great final assembly structures ...
... Industry No doubt the most dramatic single trans- formation , and certainly by far the largest , is that of the automotive industry . Including those that supply parts and accessories as well as the few great final assembly structures ...
Page 713
... Industry after industry , especially those that work in metals , have been forbidden to use materials for civilian consumption . Natu- rally they have turned to war production . They have had to face the question which Charles F ...
... Industry after industry , especially those that work in metals , have been forbidden to use materials for civilian consumption . Natu- rally they have turned to war production . They have had to face the question which Charles F ...
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