Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Commercial Intelligence Journal, Vol. 58: January 1, 1938
The prices realized for wool were somewhat higher than during 1935 and this, together with the increase in quantity produced, has resulted in a more satisfactory position of the wool industry. Prices for other farm produce are showing signs of improvement, while the prospects for the farmers in the current season are quite favourable with the exception of orchard production.
Prices of farm products and raw materials Showed a greater measure of improvement than did prices of manufactured goods. This trend is distinctly in New Zealand's favour, as her exports are almost entirely farm products while her imports are largely manufactured or semi-manufactured commodities.
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