U.S. TRADE WITH EASTERN EUROPE-ANNUAL 1948 AND 1949, JANUARY-JUNE 1950, AND JULY-SEPTEMBER 1950 (Prepared in the International Economic Analysis Division, from tabulations of the Bureau of the Census) The introductory table shows value of total United States export and import trade with Eastern Europe and with each of the countries in that area. The years 1948 and 1949 and periods January-June 1950 and July-September 1950 are covered. Exports to these countries constituted about 1 percent of total United States export trade in these periods; imports from the same countries made up approximately 2 percent of total United States imports. The succeeding tables show the commodity composition of the trade with each country. Data exclude "special category" exports after June 30, 1950. "General import" data in the introductory table represents merchandise entered immediately upon arrival into consumption or merchandising channels plus merchandise entered into bonded customs warehouses. "Imports for consumption" data in commodity tables represent merchandise entered immediately upon arrival into consumption or merchandising channels plus merchandise withdrawn from bonded customs warehouse for consumption. TOTAL U.S. EXPORT AND IMPORT TRADE WITH EASTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES, 1948, 1949 AND JANUARY-JUNE 1950 AND JULY-SEPTEMBER 1950 U.S. EXPORT AND IMPORT TRADE WITH EASTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES, BY COMMODITY GROUPS AND PRINCIPAL COMMODITIES, 1948, 1949, JANUARY-JUNE 1950 AND JULY SEPTEMBER 1950 123 34 gabe Nonfat dry milk solids. Vegetable food products and beverages. Vegetable products, inedible. Textile fibers and manufactures. Raw cotton, except linters. Nonmetallic minerals. Machinery and vehicles. VIPOD Automobiles, parts and accessories. Passenger cars, new.. Automobile parts for replacement. Chemical and related products. BULGARIA 2,081 1,387 398 |