The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 523John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 156
... national income in 1911 amounted to approximately 19881. millions ; in 1924 it had increased to 35861. millions ; in 1927 , to nearly 40007. millions ; in 1932 it had decreased 36201. millions , and in 1934 it had risen again 38501 ...
... national income in 1911 amounted to approximately 19881. millions ; in 1924 it had increased to 35861. millions ; in 1927 , to nearly 40007. millions ; in 1932 it had decreased 36201. millions , and in 1934 it had risen again 38501 ...
Page 159
... national income , and a reduction of 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 ...
... national income , and a reduction of 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 ...
Page 162
... National Expenditure . † ' The general effect of Government action , national and local , since 1924 had been to add to the national burdens . These have now attained to such a proportion of the national income that they must be ...
... National Expenditure . † ' The general effect of Government action , national and local , since 1924 had been to add to the national burdens . These have now attained to such a proportion of the national income that they must be ...
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