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-pppp-p-ppppp--p--TABLE 48.-BmsImport8 fa mapumpurn:Bmssp.p,~w~t ...............~opperswp.rnpwmntent..~.......Exm:B-swp .............................C0Pwp.p ...........................Imports for mnsumpum:Bmraap. -might ...............Copw swp, mppar amtent.Exporn:BM IVBP .............................copparswp ...........................Imports fm mmption:rases so rap, vw WBW ...............Cwper mp, mppsr mntent ...........Expmts:BM sap I ............................copper swp. ..........................Lrnpmts for mapumpuon:B-Jorsp,groslWtl .......... L..CoPWs~~.mpwmntent ...........Errn:B-~rrapL ..........................coppar,, ..........................SUPPLY IWD DISTRIBUTION, 229<strong>and</strong> copper 8cmp imported into <strong>and</strong> ezpolted from the United <strong>State</strong>s, short, tons1m4.3116MO~25.189,n31P16190.......................7lOLl19636.m1,0669,8197,82733,880386-alaaIonlpzp lEm 1031l(m--------hOB13,738146.98722.1086.0775.aL(241321,7382.212ZMO11,892516881.2321365,8817,1(9loaz2%18.G7317.1196.1132,113m3.~591W3%9.W9,4461w24.32433,1981169511nOude8 ingots.a Bsbinnins I-. 1, IW, olagnined 8. m p w ~ ~ map o y (new <strong>and</strong> old).2 k than 1 ton.sourre: U.S. Dspsrtmmt <strong>of</strong> Commerre.401715.W14.219lPaB 1837 19381940 1O11 1PL2 1W--------...........7M2%195418185,2724.76283.LYP177. n41.3481211331066(3)31Wll.7ffl156n4ms1.mI ,7.M479128.8671U81833,7£046Ml6.W1m......................R la195619476,5196.4102%uzu~6,9573.11880lOSl7,9116,8431loul, a9,3348.6%2.2%19ffl6.76348493%18198,7M14W3gZSl19592,054ZM28406m:nl1963X61.W124178asgl10.199129.1~23,m?1531,216 0,1951 1952$85:1981W1,BUll6w35:~76143216, 1%6 181d 9411982Zla8.W36.20Plzmprewar position as the most important exportclass in 1946, almost trebled in 1947. Copperwas subject to export controls during most .<strong>of</strong>the period. In September 1956 export restnctionson refined copper were removed, <strong>and</strong>shipments during 1957 rose 55 percent to346,000 tons-the higheat since 1940. In 1960,ex orts were the largest since 1929.Fables 50 <strong>and</strong> 51 show exports <strong>of</strong> copper, byclasses <strong>and</strong> refined copper by oountry <strong>of</strong> destmations.Tables 52, 53, <strong>and</strong> 54 show exports <strong>of</strong>copper alloys <strong>and</strong> copper sulfate.Foreign CountriesThe principal copper-exporting countries areCanada, Chile, Republic <strong>of</strong> the Congo, <strong>and</strong>Northern Rhodesia. Exports <strong>and</strong> reexports forthe United Kingdom averaged nearly 46,000tons a year from 195142, but the United733-740 6-18Kingdom regularly requires 1,arge quantities <strong>of</strong>copper to meet its needs, <strong>and</strong> Imports are shownin table 55.Canada.-Most <strong>of</strong> the copper output isexported. The United <strong>State</strong>s <strong>and</strong> the Un~tedKingdom are the leading destinations <strong>of</strong> therefmed copper shipped with important quantitiesgoing bo France <strong>and</strong> West Germany inrecent years. Exports by country <strong>of</strong> destinationare shown in table 56.Chile.-Chile ranked first as an exporter <strong>of</strong>copper in 4 <strong>of</strong> the 10 years under review.Although the United <strong>State</strong>s has been the chiefdeatlnation for Chilean copper, its share <strong>of</strong> thetotal dropped from 94 percent in 1938 to 38percent in 1960. Substantial quantities havebeen shipped to the United Kimgdom, WestGermany, Netherl<strong>and</strong>s, <strong>and</strong> Italy. Table 57shows exports by country <strong>of</strong> destination.
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