Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... demand studies since the 1938 work of Schultz ( 31 ) 1 were partial demand analyses , in which a food price and per capita income were considered as major determinant variables in a demand equation , but they did not consider the ...
... demand studies since the 1938 work of Schultz ( 31 ) 1 were partial demand analyses , in which a food price and per capita income were considered as major determinant variables in a demand equation , but they did not consider the ...
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... demand places us. All of his words speak about the one demand, but not with as much as a single syllable does he break its silence. What his proclamation does say about the demand is that it is God's demand. And because it is God's ...
... demand places us. All of his words speak about the one demand, but not with as much as a single syllable does he break its silence. What his proclamation does say about the demand is that it is God's demand. And because it is God's ...
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... demand as of early 1993. This will be followed in Section II by an evaluation of the current state of telecommunications demand analysis and list the areas which in my view are in need of continued or expanded research . Some final ...
... demand as of early 1993. This will be followed in Section II by an evaluation of the current state of telecommunications demand analysis and list the areas which in my view are in need of continued or expanded research . Some final ...
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VOLUME D | 1074 |
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland | 1086 |
Scottish Council of the Federation of British Industries | 1101 |
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