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AFROBLEM OF MARKETS.

Sir Philip Llogi-Greane, the Secretary

of the Department of Overseas Tradio, was Mr. Lloyd George's "righthand man at Genoa, and is at The Hague as the joint head of the British Delegation. Entering Parliament in 1918, his political career has been unusually rapid and brilliant, and as he ta still under forty his Ministerial career can only be regarded as having just begun. He writes:

complete justification, though far from being the only mine for fienda, for The Hague, for every sincere ani practical effort the British Government gun make to lead Europe back to the peaceful ways of rom- merer, is simply this: Wemed the European market. We deal it directly as a purchaser of British goals. We need it Erdirectly as a buyer of the products of

thote and Southern American:

lands

Parched,

thus stimulated

be able to trade with us ngain on something like the old scale.

i problem of markets,

Our Pat home the muxinism of

W.

mas co-operation

tal and labour and dili, between capi

chezeest recogni du of economic facts. We may have quest possible development of run-le

within

The

the Empire {);', experience in

in international Nuevo and finance and world-wide trade c connections t tray still give us an advant age over all competitors. For quality

rkmanship British ds may still retain their l

pre-eminence; none the less it mains the fact that without the restoration of Hand in Rurope, of course, I in

Tussia wot sell enough art facturis to keep our people, employed': we cannot hopes to regain our pre-war prosperity within any time worth eviisider.

itur

THE HAVE CONFERENCE SINÄ,

It is Jusnlly too antel to say that our trale prospects depend out whither we eats jerade, Europe to adpt a nastan policy, Geron did something, it was the first this much.

and west dißight, steg thay regis

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I am Sanguine that the ter a "further, arlvnner,

it is neither achge nor an easy goal we are altning at Einal all-round settlements of the various war accounts; the recognition that roo Pantry buddy, wan be evennercially pros-

perets

it wastes its and productive substance on armnments: the abandonment the mischievous Strife-brooding notion that the idend of nationality is to be econor mially self-uflicing; the realisation that

is a matnally polita de process of ex change and that no une gains by policies of ultetion and exclusiveness all this has i1 Working part of the European

Ex

3.

ied in

infie posal recovery from the war

brought within sight.

In 1913 European markets took 34 per

£ the total British exports, as cou

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FUTURE OF IMPERIAL TRADE

have the univist faith in the future of our Imperial trade. Last year 30

procent.

of our imports came from, and no less than per cent. of our exports went to Inlin and the Dominions. great den has been. doneBut more, I think, than is rpulisel toxi develop and expand this trade by bester or Canisation, improved communications, and the establishment throughout the Empire Brst-rate commercial Intelligence service.

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The War Office states that it has not been able to trace a number of men who joined the Army on duration-of-war attestations and have not yet been dis- charged.

There seems to reason whatever to doubt SHANGHAI OFFICE that as the countries within the Empire increase in population and wealth and in the development of their resources (inclod- in their manufacturing capacity) thay will continue to use more and more British goods and capital. There may be a shift- ing of the demand, but there is most un- likely to be

any liminution of it. On the contrary, even when the Dominions seem to be competing with us in neutral markets or to be supplying from their own factories curtain classes of goods they used to receive from us, it will be found that their increasing prosperity and purchasing power are all the time browlening and strengthening the general market for

British

products, bringing new customers to us, and opening fresh Belds for investment.

while our Imperial trade has this But great actual and this greater potential value a

and from the political standpoint is all-important, it would be quite wrong to imagine that its growth, however huge and speedy. could compensate for the loss of our Europeau trade. There are some "The usual procedure in the case of 400,000,000 people in the British Empire, apart from the papalation of these islands men who voluntarily signed confession's But their combined purchasing power is of desertion is to dispense with trial and probably only equivalent to that of a white to carry out their discharge, without re community of 40 to 60 millions. And inquiring them to leave their civil occupa- Europe, even if we exclude Russia, there am 200 inillions.

- EFFECTS OF EUROPEAN PROSTRATION. There are three ways in which we are Affected by the prostration" of Europe, First, we cannot sell because our old cus tomers enn no longer afford to buy. In 1920 we sold some £400,000,000 of "goals to Europe. Last year we only soldi £216,002,000. There

Josh. Sceendly

These men (the War Office adds) are not regarded as being necessarily in a state of desertion, but if any who have deserted surrender themselves or bring their whereabouts to notice their cases will he immediately investigated and dealt with on their merits...

tions.." Only where there has been pre- vious desertion or other serious offence is any departure made from this normal procedure and in all cases extenuating circumstances are taken into considera-

tion.

If the facts show that a man has been irregularly released instead of being de- mobilised, nothing more is neessary than

a direct and thus, to begin with, the formality of effecting his discharge. Switzerland, unberg, Belgium

ta fil an outlet for

their goods and are open markets' functions of the entire world.

in neighbouring countries. Europe at present is dis- to look abroad. casei spot that infects and deranges the,

"It im

Europain lands, are

The result is that in

we have to meet an intensified and concen perles, it virtually blocks, the free Bow truted competition, which only the revival and passage of the commerce of all fands.

of the trading activities, of Europe as a It has set up in a vital organ a sort of eco- whole can attenuate.

nopie paralysis; and we in Great Britain

Tut even there the trouble does not end.

The third plain consequence of the Euro- pean collapse that other countries lind

whose market is the universe and who live,

do no other people, by what we can sell are most concerned to see that the

one of their oldest and most profitant is removed

markets practically closed to him. India

isim unemployment is

for instance, sent in the Continent last lessening; but

urgency

ducts. India will lack the credits which are a mad obstacle

in

tional

and

from that

year only half the volume of her pre-war standpoint of British material interests, exports.

What follows Simply this, that of restoring a real peace and a real secur India is just so much the less able to ity to Europe remains none the less im purchase British goods. With the properative To assist in the resurrection of ceeds of her sales to Europe she used to Russia as a trading possibilty, to further buy from Britain; and until Europa is disarmament, to press for the overthrow again in a position to absorb Indian pro- of the barriers that to-day make interna

race, to help the tangle of war debts payments and debased aro objects to surely It is the same with other lands. If they

this country may rightly and cannot sell to Europe they cannot buy worthily devote it experience and its from us. International trade is not an power. They were all pursued at Genca. affair between this country and that One of them, in come ways the most country, but a complex interplay-of-ser important of all-the problem of Russia Vicen and transactions involving all-will I hope be brought a little nearer.

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