The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 47Butterworths, 1972 - Law |
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... Government , but they were never implemented . Instead , in March 1969 , the Government instructed the P.I.B. to keep solicitors ' remuneration under " continuous re- view " . Under that reference , the Board published their second ...
... Government , but they were never implemented . Instead , in March 1969 , the Government instructed the P.I.B. to keep solicitors ' remuneration under " continuous re- view " . Under that reference , the Board published their second ...
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... government as a borrower . Many will charge that the government - imposed This article was written for the JOURNAL by Wellington economist Clive Thorp , who would welcome comment and queries ad- dressed to him at 23 , Maarama Crescent ...
... government as a borrower . Many will charge that the government - imposed This article was written for the JOURNAL by Wellington economist Clive Thorp , who would welcome comment and queries ad- dressed to him at 23 , Maarama Crescent ...
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... government stock rate closer to the private sector rate is also the key to a general system of effective control of money and credit . If the government raises the rate it is prepared to pay on its securities it gets more of the ...
... government stock rate closer to the private sector rate is also the key to a general system of effective control of money and credit . If the government raises the rate it is prepared to pay on its securities it gets more of the ...
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