Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... millions to £ 500 millions , and a figure in this range of magnitude has won some acceptance ( cf. Q. 9241 ) . The lower figure , £ 450 millions , was put forward in the Economist of the 10th October , 1925. The higher was As Mr. Layton ...
... millions to £ 500 millions , and a figure in this range of magnitude has won some acceptance ( cf. Q. 9241 ) . The lower figure , £ 450 millions , was put forward in the Economist of the 10th October , 1925. The higher was As Mr. Layton ...
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... millions to £ 500 millions represents the best estimate than can be made with the data available . 46. The equivalent of pre - war savings of £ 350 millions to £ 400 millions would , at the mean , be some £ 650 millions , when account ...
... millions to £ 500 millions represents the best estimate than can be made with the data available . 46. The equivalent of pre - war savings of £ 350 millions to £ 400 millions would , at the mean , be some £ 650 millions , when account ...
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... millions . ) 102.1 ( £ millions . ) 219.0 ( £ millions . ) 217.5 income . Deduct Income Tax thereon ( at 1s . 2d . for 1912 , 5s . for 1922 , and 48. 6d . for 1923 ) . 6.0 54.8 49.1 Net balance 96.1 164.2 168.4 Index of net balance ...
... millions . ) 102.1 ( £ millions . ) 219.0 ( £ millions . ) 217.5 income . Deduct Income Tax thereon ( at 1s . 2d . for 1912 , 5s . for 1922 , and 48. 6d . for 1923 ) . 6.0 54.8 49.1 Net balance 96.1 164.2 168.4 Index of net balance ...
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... millions in 1922 and £ 85 millions in 1923. Within this whole . group the mining , iron and steel and associated industries are in a much less fortunate position , the figures being £ 22 millions for 1912 , £ 19.5 millions for 1922 ...
... millions in 1922 and £ 85 millions in 1923. Within this whole . group the mining , iron and steel and associated industries are in a much less fortunate position , the figures being £ 22 millions for 1912 , £ 19.5 millions for 1922 ...
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... millions in 1922 , and £ 17.1 millions in 1923 . 53. The most serious factor in the position is clearly the decline in the internal savings of the heavy industries , which , in addition to providing essential plant and machinery for ...
... millions in 1922 , and £ 17.1 millions in 1923 . 53. The most serious factor in the position is clearly the decline in the internal savings of the heavy industries , which , in addition to providing essential plant and machinery for ...
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