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Ghana (country, Africa)
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......hindered the development of the timber industry.Minerals (most importantly...and other minerals, cocoa, timber, and tuna. Imports include...and China are Ghana's major trade partners. The country has a...by the Portuguese at Elmina. Trade was begun, largely in gold......
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Cambodia
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......forests, but by the mid-1990s timber had become a major export...and agricultural, fish, and timber products. Tourism also contributes...Sihanoukville). Clothing, timber, rubber, rice, fish, tobacco...the main imports. The chief trade partners are the United States......
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British Empire
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......growth of the African slave trade. New chartered companies secured...interior. An integrated imperial trade arose, involving the exchange...goods, and American fish and timber. To achieve the imperial self...passed, restricting colonial trade exclusively to British ships......
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Laos
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......cut and lac is extracted; much timber is exported illegally to Vietnam...exports are textiles and garments, timber and wood products, coffee, and...there is a continuing foreign trade deficit. Leading trade partners are Thailand, Vietnam......
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Maine (state, United States)
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......major portion of its economy into trade, service, and finance industries...dominated industry and the export trade from the days when the white pines...disappearance of wooden ships and the related timber trade, commercial activity slackened......
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Grangemouth
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......refineries and large chemical works. Imports include timber, wood pulp, rubber, and large quantities of scrap metal used for the production of steel. Timber trade and sawmilling are also significant industries. Grangemouth......
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Indonesia
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......produced. Indonesia is a major exporter of timber, accounting for nearly half of the world's tropical hardwood trade, but the rapid deforestation of Indonesia...to its expanding population and growing timber-related industries, has caused concern......
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Banjarmasin
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......An important deepwater port, it is the trade center of the rich Barito basin; exports include rubber, pepper, timber, oil, coal, gold, and diamonds...the late 15th cent. The Dutch opened trade there in 1606. The British controlled......
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Greenville
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......Mississippi River; inc. 1886. It is the trade, processing, and shipping center of the...region producing soybeans, oats, corn, timber, and especially cotton. Livestock is...out 1797, inc. as a city 1907. It is a trade and processing center for agriculture and......
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Iceland
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......tundralike climate. Grasses predominate; timber is virtually absent, and much of the land...product comes from the communications, trade, and service industries. Tourism is...manufactured goods are imported. Most trade is with Germany, Great Britain, the United......