Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... units ) ... A ' heavy ' major unit is one which is of significantly greater value than the average of important world currency units . Our £ is a heavy ' unit ; a 10s . major unit would be ' heavy ' ; a 1s . major unit would be ' light ...
... units ) ... A ' heavy ' major unit is one which is of significantly greater value than the average of important world currency units . Our £ is a heavy ' unit ; a 10s . major unit would be ' heavy ' ; a 1s . major unit would be ' light ...
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... unit - raises the question of the size of the currency units which should be incorporated in our ideal two - place system . The issues here are far less readily resolved . 38. The fact that other world currency units are of lower value ...
... unit - raises the question of the size of the currency units which should be incorporated in our ideal two - place system . The issues here are far less readily resolved . 38. The fact that other world currency units are of lower value ...
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... units 42. It is not possible to consider the value of the major unit in isolation from that of the minor unit . This is particularly so in a decimal system because the major and minor units are inflexibly related . The natural decimal ...
... units 42. It is not possible to consider the value of the major unit in isolation from that of the minor unit . This is particularly so in a decimal system because the major and minor units are inflexibly related . The natural decimal ...
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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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