The Western Mediterranean: Its Political, Economic, and Strategic ImportancePraeger, 1974 - 256페이지 |
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... Western Mediterranean producers will continue to enjoy an appreciable advantage in ease of access to the Western European ... Europe . The Middle East oil exporters on the other hand dispatched 7,685,000 barrels a day of total exports of ...
... Western Mediterranean producers will continue to enjoy an appreciable advantage in ease of access to the Western European ... Europe . The Middle East oil exporters on the other hand dispatched 7,685,000 barrels a day of total exports of ...
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... Europe's increased energy demand has been met mainly through the use of crude oil . Solid fuels accounted for 74.9 percent of energy sup- ply in 1955 , when crude oil furnished only 21.7 percent and natural gas 1.1 percent with a small ...
... Europe's increased energy demand has been met mainly through the use of crude oil . Solid fuels accounted for 74.9 percent of energy sup- ply in 1955 , when crude oil furnished only 21.7 percent and natural gas 1.1 percent with a small ...
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... Western Europe had been increasing . A number of factors ren- dered unrealistic the prospects of a return to a self - sufficient economy independent of Western Europe : ( 1 ) Italy's economic development had since 1952 been decidedly ...
... Western Europe had been increasing . A number of factors ren- dered unrealistic the prospects of a return to a self - sufficient economy independent of Western Europe : ( 1 ) Italy's economic development had since 1952 been decidedly ...
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