Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 35
... equivalent would not bring about an all - round increase of 20 per cent in prices , as some of those who wrote to us suggested . Prices ending in 6d . or 1s . , which account for perhaps 40 per cent of all prices , have exact equivalents ...
... equivalent would not bring about an all - round increase of 20 per cent in prices , as some of those who wrote to us suggested . Prices ending in 6d . or 1s . , which account for perhaps 40 per cent of all prices , have exact equivalents ...
Page 36
... equivalent , since the minimum pricing step would be larger . 144. There is one further , purely fortuitous but significant , reason why decimalisation without a halfpenny equivalent might be expected to produce larger rises . Without ...
... equivalent , since the minimum pricing step would be larger . 144. There is one further , purely fortuitous but significant , reason why decimalisation without a halfpenny equivalent might be expected to produce larger rises . Without ...
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... equivalent before her , either on the price ticket or in the conversion table in her handbag , though a 10s . - cent conversion table would be shorter and easier to learn and use than a £ -cent or 8s . 4d . - cent table and would need ...
... equivalent before her , either on the price ticket or in the conversion table in her handbag , though a 10s . - cent conversion table would be shorter and easier to learn and use than a £ -cent or 8s . 4d . - cent table and would need ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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