Improvement Tokyo, June 5.
Recommendations designed to improve Japan's foreign trade submitted by five representative economic organizations are being given careful consideration of Mr. Seihin Ikeda, new Minister of Finance and concurrently Minister of Commerce and Industry.
The five organizations making the suggestions include the Central Council of the Exporters' Guild and the Federation of Economic Organizations.
The recommendations include the following:
1,—Unification of business relating to permits for imports and foreign exchange; Tevention of price increases on merchandise for export; S.—Permission for fairly large imparis of raw materials for promoting Outgoing trade; 4.—Linking of incoming and outgoing trade so. that the amount of exports figures cin be filed by a central butea which in turn will allot Ports to importers' guilds 5.—Promotion of imports of raw materials on condition that they will be used for exporting finished goods:
G,—Encourágement of transactions in samples; T—Promotion of imports of raw materials" from North and Central se %—Easing of the credit situation for industrialists and traders with limited Resources; 9,—Enlargement of conditioning houses for export:
10—Granting of subsidies for joint facilities established by various exporters' or manufacturers' guilds. Domei.
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