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Title
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Letter to H.B. Price
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1954
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Formulas or calculations
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NL-RtEUR_TBCOR01_022P048
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6849
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Specifiek Magazijn
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CDM6849_NL-RtEUR_TBCOR01_022P048.pdf
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Provenance
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Jan Tinbergen
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donation
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PROF. DR J. TINBERGEN
CENTRAL PLANNING BUREAU
THE HAGUE, 15 September 1954
Raamweg 18
3
Mr Harry B. Price,
Governmental Affairs Institute,
Washington 6 D.C.
1526 Connecticut Avenue, N.W.
Dear Mr Price,
Thank you very much for having sent me a copy of your draft report. I got it on September 13 with the request to let you have my comments by the middle of September or in any case by the end of it. I think the best thing I can do is to send you the very few remarks I have by air, of which I enclose a copy in the copy of the manuscript which I was asked to send back to your Embassy in the Hague.
I thought the best thing I could [I was] do as to reading to pick out some chapters more specifically connected with my own duties, and so I read most of part IV as far as dealing with Europe. I think you presented the Dutch situation as well as my personal views very correctly and I read with great interest what you wrote on the subject generally. Just one or two minor points there are on which I want to draw your attention. On page 601 you mention 1949 as the year in which the Customs Convention in Benelux was signed and ratified. I suppose this must be 1947 since our common tariff came into operation on January 1 1948.
On page 608 in the note there is just one e missing at the end of the word "Europese".
I hope you excuse the futility of the last remark which may show you that I have no more substantial things to say.
With repeated thanks,
yours very sincerely,
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CENTRAL ELAimiNQ BÜSKAÜ
THE HAÖUB.15 September 195i^
BMsawsg 15
ïiöp Harry B, Rplce,
Oovemraental Affairs InstÜöÉte,
VVashini^ton 6 D.C.
1^25 Comecticut Avenue,N,W•
Dear I* Price,
Thank you veryrauol'.for having sent
me a copy of your draft report, I got it on
September 13 with the request to let you have
my comments by the middle of Beptemoer or in any
case oy the end of it, I think the Dest thing
I can do is to send you the very few i*eniarka I
have "by air, of v/hich I enclose a copy in the copy
of the manuscript which I was asked to send "back
to your Embassy in the Hague.
I thought the "best thing I could
I^Y^*^ do as to reading to pick out some chapters raore
specifically comieoted with ray ovai duties, and
80 I read most of part IV as far as dealiwj with
Europe. I think you presented the Dutch situation
as well as ray i^rsonal views very correctly and
I read with great interest what you vTrote on the
subject generally, Jnst one or two minor points
there are on v/hich I warit to draw JOXLT attention.
On pap;e 601 you mention A9k9 as the year in
which the bustoras Convention in Benel\uc was signed
and ratified. I suppose this must be 19U7 since
our coi iiuon tariff came into operation on Jantiary 1
1948,
On page 608 in the note there is just one e nidslng at the end of the word "Iijiropeae", ""
I hope you excuse the futility of
the last remark which iTiay show yo-s.?. that I imve
no more substantial things to say.
With rei>eated thanks»
yotirs very sincerely.
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CENTRAL ELAimiNQ BÜSKAÜ
THE HAÖUB.15 September 195i^
BMsawsg 15
ïiöp Harry B, Rplce,
Oovemraental Affairs InstÜöÉte,
VVashini^ton 6 D.C.
1^25 Comecticut Avenue,N,W•
Dear I* Price,
Thank you veryrauol'.for having sent
me a copy of your draft report, I got it on
September 13 with the request to let you have
my comments by the middle of Beptemoer or in any
case oy the end of it, I think the Dest thing
I can do is to send you the very few i*eniarka I
have "by air, of v/hich I enclose a copy in the copy
of the manuscript which I was asked to send "back
to your Embassy in the Hague.
I thought the "best thing I could
I^Y^*^ do as to reading to pick out some chapters raore
specifically comieoted with ray ovai duties, and
80 I read most of part IV as far as dealiwj with
Europe. I think you presented the Dutch situation
as well as ray i^rsonal views very correctly and
I read with great interest what you vTrote on the
subject generally, Jnst one or two minor points
there are on v/hich I warit to draw JOXLT attention.
On pap;e 601 you mention A9k9 as the year in
which the bustoras Convention in Benel\uc was signed
and ratified. I suppose this must be 19U7 since
our coi iiuon tariff came into operation on Jantiary 1
1948,
On page 608 in the note there is just one e nidslng at the end of the word "Iijiropeae", ""
I hope you excuse the futility of
the last remark which iTiay show yo-s.?. that I imve
no more substantial things to say.
With rei>eated thanks»
yotirs very sincerely.
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PROP. DE J.
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CENTRAL ELAimiNQ BÜSKAÜ
THE HAÖUB.15 September 195i^
BMsawsg 15
ïiöp Harry B, Rplce,
Oovemraental Affairs InstÜöÉte,
VVashini^ton 6 D.C.
1^25 Comecticut Avenue,N,W•
Dear I* Price,
Thank you veryrauol'.for having sent
me a copy of your draft report, I got it on
September 13 with the request to let you have
my comments by the middle of Beptemoer or in any
case oy the end of it, I think the Dest thing
I can do is to send you the very few i*eniarka I
have "by air, of v/hich I enclose a copy in the copy
of the manuscript which I was asked to send "back
to your Embassy in the Hague.
I thought the "best thing I could
I^Y^*^ do as to reading to pick out some chapters raore
specifically comieoted with ray ovai duties, and
80 I read most of part IV as far as dealiwj with
Europe. I think you presented the Dutch situation
as well as ray i^rsonal views very correctly and
I read with great interest what you vTrote on the
subject generally, Jnst one or two minor points
there are on v/hich I warit to draw JOXLT attention.
On pap;e 601 you mention A9k9 as the year in
which the bustoras Convention in Benel\uc was signed
and ratified. I suppose this must be 19U7 since
our coi iiuon tariff came into operation on Jantiary 1
1948,
On page 608 in the note there is just one e nidslng at the end of the word "Iijiropeae", ""
I hope you excuse the futility of
the last remark which iTiay show yo-s.?. that I imve
no more substantial things to say.
With rei>eated thanks»
yotirs very sincerely.
»«»«<
i.:
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90£ll8 V4C^
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PROP. DE J.
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3
CENTRAL ELAimiNQ BÜSKAÜ
THE HAÖUB.15 September 195i^
BMsawsg 15
ïiöp Harry B, Rplce,
Oovemraental Affairs InstÜöÉte,
VVashini^ton 6 D.C.
1^25 Comecticut Avenue,N,W•
Dear I* Price,
Thank you veryrauol'.for having sent
me a copy of your draft report, I got it on
September 13 with the request to let you have
my comments by the middle of Beptemoer or in any
case oy the end of it, I think the Dest thing
I can do is to send you the very few i*eniarka I
have "by air, of v/hich I enclose a copy in the copy
of the manuscript which I was asked to send "back
to your Embassy in the Hague.
I thought the "best thing I could
I^Y^*^ do as to reading to pick out some chapters raore
specifically comieoted with ray ovai duties, and
80 I read most of part IV as far as dealiwj with
Europe. I think you presented the Dutch situation
as well as ray i^rsonal views very correctly and
I read with great interest what you vTrote on the
subject generally, Jnst one or two minor points
there are on v/hich I warit to draw JOXLT attention.
On pap;e 601 you mention A9k9 as the year in
which the bustoras Convention in Benel\uc was signed
and ratified. I suppose this must be 19U7 since
our coi iiuon tariff came into operation on Jantiary 1
1948,
On page 608 in the note there is just one e nidslng at the end of the word "Iijiropeae", ""
I hope you excuse the futility of
the last remark which iTiay show yo-s.?. that I imve
no more substantial things to say.
With rei>eated thanks»
yotirs very sincerely.
»«»«<
i.:
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90£ll8 V4C^
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PROP. DE J.
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3
CENTRAL ELAimiNQ BÜSKAÜ
THE HAÖUB.15 September 195i^
BMsawsg 15
ïiöp Harry B, Rplce,
Oovemraental Affairs InstÜöÉte,
VVashini^ton 6 D.C.
1^25 Comecticut Avenue,N,W•
Dear I* Price,
Thank you veryrauol'.for having sent
me a copy of your draft report, I got it on
September 13 with the request to let you have
my comments by the middle of Beptemoer or in any
case oy the end of it, I think the Dest thing
I can do is to send you the very few i*eniarka I
have "by air, of v/hich I enclose a copy in the copy
of the manuscript which I was asked to send "back
to your Embassy in the Hague.
I thought the "best thing I could
I^Y^*^ do as to reading to pick out some chapters raore
specifically comieoted with ray ovai duties, and
80 I read most of part IV as far as dealiwj with
Europe. I think you presented the Dutch situation
as well as ray i^rsonal views very correctly and
I read with great interest what you vTrote on the
subject generally, Jnst one or two minor points
there are on v/hich I warit to draw JOXLT attention.
On pap;e 601 you mention A9k9 as the year in
which the bustoras Convention in Benel\uc was signed
and ratified. I suppose this must be 19U7 since
our coi iiuon tariff came into operation on Jantiary 1
1948,
On page 608 in the note there is just one e nidslng at the end of the word "Iijiropeae", ""
I hope you excuse the futility of
the last remark which iTiay show yo-s.?. that I imve
no more substantial things to say.
With rei>eated thanks»
yotirs very sincerely.
»«»«<
i.:
^
- . _ , > ïiS
* I
&
90£ll8 V4C^
-airit: 3 sfio J
^
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PROP. DE J.
imxnsm
3
CENTRAL ELAimiNQ BÜSKAÜ
THE HAÖUB.15 September 195i^
BMsawsg 15
ïiöp Harry B, Rplce,
Oovemraental Affairs InstÜöÉte,
VVashini^ton 6 D.C.
1^25 Comecticut Avenue,N,W•
Dear I* Price,
Thank you veryrauol'.for having sent
me a copy of your draft report, I got it on
September 13 with the request to let you have
my comments by the middle of Beptemoer or in any
case oy the end of it, I think the Dest thing
I can do is to send you the very few i*eniarka I
have "by air, of v/hich I enclose a copy in the copy
of the manuscript which I was asked to send "back
to your Embassy in the Hague.
I thought the "best thing I could
I^Y^*^ do as to reading to pick out some chapters raore
specifically comieoted with ray ovai duties, and
80 I read most of part IV as far as dealiwj with
Europe. I think you presented the Dutch situation
as well as ray i^rsonal views very correctly and
I read with great interest what you vTrote on the
subject generally, Jnst one or two minor points
there are on v/hich I warit to draw JOXLT attention.
On pap;e 601 you mention A9k9 as the year in
which the bustoras Convention in Benel\uc was signed
and ratified. I suppose this must be 19U7 since
our coi iiuon tariff came into operation on Jantiary 1
1948,
On page 608 in the note there is just one e nidslng at the end of the word "Iijiropeae", ""
I hope you excuse the futility of
the last remark which iTiay show yo-s.?. that I imve
no more substantial things to say.
With rei>eated thanks»
yotirs very sincerely.
»«»«<
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- . _ , > ïiS
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90£ll8 V4C^
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