The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 523John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 156
... increase in national wealth , there has been a corresponding and even greater increase in the expenditure of the Government and Local Authorities . On a rough estimate the total expenditure of the central and Local Authorities to - day ...
... increase in national wealth , there has been a corresponding and even greater increase in the expenditure of the Government and Local Authorities . On a rough estimate the total expenditure of the central and Local Authorities to - day ...
Page 159
... increased expenditure which has a cumulative effect when there has been no steady or sustained increase in revenue . This point was strongly emphasised by the Committee on National Expenditure : - ' One Government , one Parliament , can ...
... increased expenditure which has a cumulative effect when there has been no steady or sustained increase in revenue . This point was strongly emphasised by the Committee on National Expenditure : - ' One Government , one Parliament , can ...
Page 164
... increase of prices through inflation . In the former case the advantage is , admittedly , felt first by the entrepreneur and investing class , but it is , for this very reason , a quicker stimulus to industrial expansion than the increase ...
... increase of prices through inflation . In the former case the advantage is , admittedly , felt first by the entrepreneur and investing class , but it is , for this very reason , a quicker stimulus to industrial expansion than the increase ...
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