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Page 96
To turn to the financial aspect of the situation , the ' inflationary gap ' for 1951 may , according to the National Bank of Australasia , amount to 280m . l . , which represents about 10 per cent . of the national income and is double ...
To turn to the financial aspect of the situation , the ' inflationary gap ' for 1951 may , according to the National Bank of Australasia , amount to 280m . l . , which represents about 10 per cent . of the national income and is double ...
Page 207
8,410,937 natives ( increase 7.4 per cent . ) ; 1,078,621 coloureds ( increase 16.7 per cent . ) ; and 358,738 Asiatics ( increase 25.8 per cent . ) . The increase in the Europeans is well above the normal rate and represents ...
8,410,937 natives ( increase 7.4 per cent . ) ; 1,078,621 coloureds ( increase 16.7 per cent . ) ; and 358,738 Asiatics ( increase 25.8 per cent . ) . The increase in the Europeans is well above the normal rate and represents ...
Page 303
Dividing members into four equal age - ranges , each of 15 years , we find that the youngest of these ranges ( 21 to 36 years ) only contains 7 per cent . of the members , while the next ( 36 to 51 years ) contains 49 per cent . of them ...
Dividing members into four equal age - ranges , each of 15 years , we find that the youngest of these ranges ( 21 to 36 years ) only contains 7 per cent . of the members , while the next ( 36 to 51 years ) contains 49 per cent . of them ...
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| Title | The Quarterly Review, Volume 290 |
| Contributors | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Publisher | John Murray, 1952 |
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