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Page 177
... rise was noted in the national income , the data are unreliable so that any accurate assessment can hardly be made . Estimates for the ' twenties indicate a slight average rise , in real terms , of 2-3 % in the per capita income between ...
... rise was noted in the national income , the data are unreliable so that any accurate assessment can hardly be made . Estimates for the ' twenties indicate a slight average rise , in real terms , of 2-3 % in the per capita income between ...
Page 187
... rise in value is not equivalent to the rise in quantity of output since simultaneously a rise in prices occurred.3 It further transpires that practically all additional investments in the major enterprises were made by the State and its ...
... rise in value is not equivalent to the rise in quantity of output since simultaneously a rise in prices occurred.3 It further transpires that practically all additional investments in the major enterprises were made by the State and its ...
Page 197
... rise in security expenses is also taken into account . A considerable rise in real terms was also noted in the general revenue as compared with the beginning of the period , from approximately £ 5 million to £ 20 million ( although the ...
... rise in security expenses is also taken into account . A considerable rise in real terms was also noted in the general revenue as compared with the beginning of the period , from approximately £ 5 million to £ 20 million ( although the ...
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Introduction | 1 |
The Process of Disintegration and Decay of the Ottoman Empire | 7 |
Summary 265 | 15 |
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