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In the last quarter of the nineteenth century , developments in the United States pushed that nation ahead of Chile , but the latter's annual production of over 400,000 tons represents about 20 per cent of world production in spite of ...
In the last quarter of the nineteenth century , developments in the United States pushed that nation ahead of Chile , but the latter's annual production of over 400,000 tons represents about 20 per cent of world production in spite of ...
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Output now averages some 1,600,000 tons annually , representing a considerable absolute decline compared with the nineteen - twenties , and relatively , an even smaller share of world nitrogenous production is attributable to Chile .
Output now averages some 1,600,000 tons annually , representing a considerable absolute decline compared with the nineteen - twenties , and relatively , an even smaller share of world nitrogenous production is attributable to Chile .
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In the copper industry annual output per worker increased from 25.1 tons in 1929 to 28.4 tons in 1947 , or 13.6 per cent . In the nitrate industry in the same period the increase was from 55 ° 4 tons to 75 tons , or 35 per cent .
In the copper industry annual output per worker increased from 25.1 tons in 1929 to 28.4 tons in 1947 , or 13.6 per cent . In the nitrate industry in the same period the increase was from 55 ° 4 tons to 75 tons , or 35 per cent .
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