Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 45
... whole . The controversies that have taken place with respect to it , supported as they have been by average figures relating to all the mines , have frequently been beside the mark . Averages may be useful , and indeed indispensable ...
... whole . The controversies that have taken place with respect to it , supported as they have been by average figures relating to all the mines , have frequently been beside the mark . Averages may be useful , and indeed indispensable ...
Page 54
... whole . Looking first at column 5 , the output per man - shift is seen rising with almost complete regularity from 164 cwts . in the smallest class of undertakings , producing less than 200,000 tons a year , to 193 cwts . in the largest ...
... whole . Looking first at column 5 , the output per man - shift is seen rising with almost complete regularity from 164 cwts . in the smallest class of undertakings , producing less than 200,000 tons a year , to 193 cwts . in the largest ...
Page 56
... whole of these markedly unsuccessful undertakings are below the 400,000 level of output . The small undertakings thus defined as markedly unsuccessful are in each period about one quarter of all the small undertakings and produce about ...
... whole of these markedly unsuccessful undertakings are below the 400,000 level of output . The small undertakings thus defined as markedly unsuccessful are in each period about one quarter of all the small undertakings and produce about ...
Page 59
... whole more efficiently than collieries which are singly owned . This , however , is a result which might be expected , because it will be found that these groups owe their existence to the more efficient , resourceful and enterprising ...
... whole more efficiently than collieries which are singly owned . This , however , is a result which might be expected , because it will be found that these groups owe their existence to the more efficient , resourceful and enterprising ...
Page 91
... whole , less for the exporters than for the other classes of traders considered , but here also the expenses have increased more rapidly than the profits . In this connection it has to be remembered that the years just before the war ...
... whole , less for the exporters than for the other classes of traders considered , but here also the expenses have increased more rapidly than the profits . In this connection it has to be remembered that the years just before the war ...
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