The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 523John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 159
... expenditure can be accomplished only with great difficulty and as the result of concentrated political propaganda — it is only on rare occasions that such propa- ganda is likely to be successful . Moreover , in the majority of cases an ...
... expenditure can be accomplished only with great difficulty and as the result of concentrated political propaganda — it is only on rare occasions that such propa- ganda is likely to be successful . Moreover , in the majority of cases an ...
Page 163
... expenditure by the central Government on capital im- provements and on subsidies should be paid out of current revenue . It might , however , be advisable in the future to allow a certain amount of expenditure on capital account , ' to ...
... expenditure by the central Government on capital im- provements and on subsidies should be paid out of current revenue . It might , however , be advisable in the future to allow a certain amount of expenditure on capital account , ' to ...
Page 168
... Expenditure is far less reassuring than the Report of the Committee on National Expenditure . The Local Autho- rities have not yet attained to the high standard of integrity and efficiency of the Civil Services , and it is doubtful ...
... Expenditure is far less reassuring than the Report of the Committee on National Expenditure . The Local Autho- rities have not yet attained to the high standard of integrity and efficiency of the Civil Services , and it is doubtful ...
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