'The British' Government, moreover, convinced, together with the Governments of France and the United States, that the success of the above policy' is linked with the development of international. trade, In particular, thay attach the greatest importance to action being taken without delay to relax progressively the present system of quotas and ex-abolition. change controls with a view to their
The British Governsient, in common with the Governments of France and the United States, invites the operation of other nations to ealtze the policy laid down in the present declaration.
trusts that no country will tempt to obtain an unreasonable competitive exchange advantage and thereby hamper the effort to restore more stable economic relations, which it is the aim of the three governments to promote, The declaration does not involve any change in the British monetary system.—Reuter,
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