Parliamentary Papers, Volume 10H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 133
... markets were more stabilised and latterly tended to harden . Accordingly it became necessary for us to consider all the circum- stances very carefully before rejecting tenders . As the subsidy period expires in August next , rejection ...
... markets were more stabilised and latterly tended to harden . Accordingly it became necessary for us to consider all the circum- stances very carefully before rejecting tenders . As the subsidy period expires in August next , rejection ...
Page 134
... market inflation . Our policy in this respect has met with general acceptance , and as we show elsewhere has not resulted in increased costs . Towards the end of the year a few contractors , apprehensive of the trend of market ...
... market inflation . Our policy in this respect has met with general acceptance , and as we show elsewhere has not resulted in increased costs . Towards the end of the year a few contractors , apprehensive of the trend of market ...
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... markets as a result of the war . The instability of some of the foreign exchanges , the complete collapse of the credit of countries formerly among our best customers , and , bound up with this , the doubt as to the future of Germany ...
... markets as a result of the war . The instability of some of the foreign exchanges , the complete collapse of the credit of countries formerly among our best customers , and , bound up with this , the doubt as to the future of Germany ...
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... markets during the war . It is stated that the markets then lost have been captured by America ,. and that British manufacturers will find it difficult to regain a footing . ( e ) High transport charges . Some of the workers ...
... markets during the war . It is stated that the markets then lost have been captured by America ,. and that British manufacturers will find it difficult to regain a footing . ( e ) High transport charges . Some of the workers ...
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... markets , and the question of competition in other markets with countries with depreciated currencies . On these aspects of the situation the ground for optimism was less sure . The question of trade recovery leads naturally to the ...
... markets , and the question of competition in other markets with countries with depreciated currencies . On these aspects of the situation the ground for optimism was less sure . The question of trade recovery leads naturally to the ...
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