Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1957 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 7
... drugs were , on average , well below the Drug Tariff rates . Your Committee were informed that for 24 of the 30 drugs the results indicated that the Drug Tariff rates afforded chemists a concealed profit averaging 14 per cent . 10. In ...
... drugs were , on average , well below the Drug Tariff rates . Your Committee were informed that for 24 of the 30 drugs the results indicated that the Drug Tariff rates afforded chemists a concealed profit averaging 14 per cent . 10. In ...
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... drugs were , on average , well below the Drug Tariff rates . Your Committee were informed that for 24 of the 30 drugs the results indicated that the Drug Q.2812 , Tariff rates afforded chemists a concealed profit averaging 14 per cent ...
... drugs were , on average , well below the Drug Tariff rates . Your Committee were informed that for 24 of the 30 drugs the results indicated that the Drug Q.2812 , Tariff rates afforded chemists a concealed profit averaging 14 per cent ...
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... drugs to bear in mind in the whole of this next part , I think . There is the standard drug , which is the non- proprietary drug which one can have prescribed , and it may be a compound of a number of things . There is the proprietary ...
... drugs to bear in mind in the whole of this next part , I think . There is the standard drug , which is the non- proprietary drug which one can have prescribed , and it may be a compound of a number of things . There is the proprietary ...
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