Parliamentary Papers, Volume 7H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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... interests by maintaining gross profits of the dimensions which have been common during the last two years . The ... interest of the trades and to the definite and immediate advantage of producers and consumers . There is no reason ...
... interests by maintaining gross profits of the dimensions which have been common during the last two years . The ... interest of the trades and to the definite and immediate advantage of producers and consumers . There is no reason ...
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... interest comparable to that of the large industries . Under such conditions the pro- ducers concerned do face ... interests are more diffuse . 56. The application of co - operative organisation to farming generally is , indeed , far less ...
... interest comparable to that of the large industries . Under such conditions the pro- ducers concerned do face ... interests are more diffuse . 56. The application of co - operative organisation to farming generally is , indeed , far less ...
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... interest , they are confronted , even at the first stage , with well - organised and skilful wholesale traders who , as a general rule , perform their functions on relatively small margins . The task of such organisa- tions , therefore ...
... interest , they are confronted , even at the first stage , with well - organised and skilful wholesale traders who , as a general rule , perform their functions on relatively small margins . The task of such organisa- tions , therefore ...
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... interest on the share - capital itself is also limited , surplus profits being divided among members in proportion ... Interest on capital should be limited to a reasonable amount ( say 5 per cent . ) . ( 4 ) A reserve fund should be ...
... interest on the share - capital itself is also limited , surplus profits being divided among members in proportion ... Interest on capital should be limited to a reasonable amount ( say 5 per cent . ) . ( 4 ) A reserve fund should be ...
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... interest on shares and the division of profits among members in proportion to the business they transact , there should be an arrangement whereby the member undertakes to supply the whole or some definite proportion of produce to the ...
... interest on shares and the division of profits among members in proportion to the business they transact , there should be an arrangement whereby the member undertakes to supply the whole or some definite proportion of produce to the ...
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