Manufacturing in Tahiti

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English

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The California Geographer 7: 19-27

Notes

On first thought it may be difficult to take seriously such a title as "Manufacturing in Tahiti." To be sure, no smoking factories or sprawling assembly plants disturb the island's groves of coconut palms, but 60 different manufactured items are in production by more than 600 firmsestablishments which by their nature, if not by their size, would be classed as manufacturing firms by the United States Census of Manufactures.

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