The United Kingdom gets over £70m. a year in invisible earnings from the troublesome Far East, A total of £64,500,000 comes from profits and interest and another £6m, from royalties, according to figures for 1965, the latest available period, India makes the highest contribution from profits and interest, £25,400,000, A further £3,500,000 comes from India in royalties. Malaysia produces £22,300,000 in profits and interest, Hongkong £7,400,000, Pakistan £3,700,000, Ceylon £2,900,000, Thailand £1,500,000 and Singapore £1,200,000,
The WeekThe Week Vol. 8, No. 3, 20 July 1967
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