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Stresses in the Ottawa System, of Commonwealth Preference was in doubt. In subsequent years, Britain was increasingly drawn into the orbit of the EEC, which appeared to offer better opportunities for industrial exports. This chapter examines the reasons for the growing commercial estrangement of Britain and Australia and New Zea

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After the Veto: Trade Policy in the Mid-1960s,d and Australia continued to be shrouded in uncertainty. It was widely expected that Britain would renew its attempt to join the Common Market. In the meantime, it was possible that it would adopt a restrictive, European-style agricultural policy, offer agricultural concessions to EFTA, and exploit

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Development Policy in Australia,ould be needed in a future war. Agriculture’s poor record between the wars was another reason for favouring the industrial sector. However, farming could not be ignored, since a growing population would require feeding, while Britain was pressing Australia to expand primary exports