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Table 3 Export by Major Sector ( Million USS ) 1980 1985 2,103 3,327 1,075
6,505 3,521 3,106 493 7,120 1990 17,179 5,169 660 1993 46,121 9,273 939
56,333 23,007 1980-85 1985-90 1990-95 10.85 % 37.30 % 21.84 %
Manufactured ...
Table 3 Export by Major Sector ( Million USS ) 1980 1985 2,103 3,327 1,075
6,505 3,521 3,106 493 7,120 1990 17,179 5,169 660 1993 46,121 9,273 939
56,333 23,007 1980-85 1985-90 1990-95 10.85 % 37.30 % 21.84 %
Manufactured ...
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A joint effort in simultaneous investments in sea ports of major tourist spots by
ASEAN members could together lift the prospect of the industry . Ecotourism does
not usually bring in a high tourism income in total , or per capita , because it is not
...
A joint effort in simultaneous investments in sea ports of major tourist spots by
ASEAN members could together lift the prospect of the industry . Ecotourism does
not usually bring in a high tourism income in total , or per capita , because it is not
...
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The share of ASEAN imports were higher than exports at 75.4 percent , 70.3
percent , 46.7 percent and 27.4 percent in the case of Cambodia , Lao PDR ,
Myanmar and Vietnam respectively . imports , Singapore and Malaysia were two
major ...
The share of ASEAN imports were higher than exports at 75.4 percent , 70.3
percent , 46.7 percent and 27.4 percent in the case of Cambodia , Lao PDR ,
Myanmar and Vietnam respectively . imports , Singapore and Malaysia were two
major ...
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