| Arthur Cecil Pigou - Economics - 1912 - 552 pages
...their rivals to the executive of the Trust.8 § 7. Attempts to prevent the use of cut-throat comfarther period (usually four or six months) they have continued...Conference. The sum so paid is known as a deferred rebate. Thus in the South African trade at the present day the amount of the rebate payable is 5 per... | |
| Electronic journals - 1914 - 790 pages
...end of a further period, (usually four or six months) , they have continued to confine their shipment to vessels belonging to members of the Conference....and/or from American ports and South and East Africa, Argentine, Brazil, Central America, Jamaica, Porto Rico, Trinidad, and various ports in the Far East.2... | |
| Adam Willis Kirkaldy - Shipping - 1919 - 714 pages
...(usually four or six months) they have not shipped goods by any vessels other than those despatched by members of the Conference, they will be credited...Conference. The sum so paid is known as a deferred rebate. Thus in the South African Trade at the present day the amount of the rebate payable is 5 per... | |
| Khushal Talaksi Shah - India - 1923 - 486 pages
...they have not shipped goods by any vessels other than those despatched by Members of the Conferences, they will be credited with a sum equivalent to a certain...Conference. The sum so paid is known as a deferred rebate. Thus in the Indian Coastal Trade at the present day the amount of the rebate payable is 10... | |
| Alfred C. Pigou - Business & Economics - 2006 - 429 pages
...credited with a sum equivalent to a certain part (usually 10 per cent) of the aggregate freights paid OB their shipments during that period, and that this...their shipments to vessels belonging to members of the Con ferenee. The sum so paid is known as a deferred rebate. Thns in the South African trade at the... | |
| 1924 - 824 pages
...(usually four or six months) they have not shipped goods by any vessels other than those despatched by members of the Conference, they will be credited...Conference. The sum so paid is known as a deferred rebate. Thus in the South African trade at the present day the amount of the rebate payable is 5 per... | |
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