United States, United Kingdom and Japanese shares in the Australian import market
Abstract
This study examines changes in the share of the United States, the
United Kingdom and Japan respectively, in the Australian import TIillrket.
Attention is confined to trade in manufactured goods/which accounts for
by far the greater part of Australia's imports from all three countries.
The review period runs from 1963 to 1969. In 1963 Australia's imports
had recovered to their normal level after the 1961 recession. The
final year, 1969, was the latest year for which data were available when
this study commenced . In 1963, 37 per cent of Australia's imports of
manufactures came from the United Kingdom, 24 per cent from the United
States and 8 per cent from Japan. By 1969 the United Kingdom's share
had fallen to 26 per cent, and the United States' and Japan's share had
risen to 27 per cent and 15 per cent resp~ctive1y. Note that the three
countries together supplied almost exactly the same proportion of
Australia's imports of manufactures in 1963 and 1969 (69 per cent ia
1963 and 68 per cent in 1969).
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