Will Dollars Save the World?
Appendix A
AMERICAN POSTWAR AID EXTENDED OR STILL AVAILABLE TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES
(In Millions of Dollars)
(a) Shipments held up, balance not likely to be utilized; (b) As of March 31, 1947; (c) The U.S. capital subscription of $3,175 million plus dollars paid in by other countries through March 31, 1947. The authorized lending power of the Bank is $8 billion; (d) The U.S. quota contribution of $2,750 million plus gold paid in by other countries, partly estimated; (e) Estimated approximate cost; (f) Estimated expenditures in the President’s budget for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1948; (g) $100 million made available in surplus materials.
SOURCES: Assembled from miscellaneous sources including Export-Import Bank reports, Daily Statement of the U. S. Treasury, Treasury Bulletin, Survey of Current Business, reports of the International Bank, Budget for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1948, etc.
Compiled by The National City Bank of New York
