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rise in rent acts exactly like a large and sudden increase in taxation . It ruins trade . Then for a time trade is bad ; rents may fall slightly , the value of land may even go down a little ; but gradually as more inventions and ...
rise in rent acts exactly like a large and sudden increase in taxation . It ruins trade . Then for a time trade is bad ; rents may fall slightly , the value of land may even go down a little ; but gradually as more inventions and ...
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cent . in quantities ; the increase of 13.6 per cent . in the values of exports corresponds with 8.1 per cent . in ... ( 5 ) That is to say , of the increase of 35 millions sterling in the value of imports for home consumption ...
cent . in quantities ; the increase of 13.6 per cent . in the values of exports corresponds with 8.1 per cent . in ... ( 5 ) That is to say , of the increase of 35 millions sterling in the value of imports for home consumption ...
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1905 Increase Exports Declared in at 1906 value in quantity prices . 1906. exported 3.8 1. Food , Drink , and Tobacco 2. Raw Materials 3. Manufactures 4. Miscellaneous million £ per cent . million £ million £ per cent .
1905 Increase Exports Declared in at 1906 value in quantity prices . 1906. exported 3.8 1. Food , Drink , and Tobacco 2. Raw Materials 3. Manufactures 4. Miscellaneous million £ per cent . million £ million £ per cent .
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