The National Review, Volume 133W.H. Allen, 1949 - English literature |
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Page 147
... Production had been increased in factory and farm . Yet there was a crisis . Even Sir Stafford Cripps , announcing the crisis from its epicentre , pointed out that British production was as high as it had ever been and British exports ...
... Production had been increased in factory and farm . Yet there was a crisis . Even Sir Stafford Cripps , announcing the crisis from its epicentre , pointed out that British production was as high as it had ever been and British exports ...
Page 244
... production ; the U.S.A. absorption of that production is also on the decline . Simul- taneously world competition is becoming more acute . Ameri- can prices have fallen 9 per cent . , and the ensuing decline in business activity has ...
... production ; the U.S.A. absorption of that production is also on the decline . Simul- taneously world competition is becoming more acute . Ameri- can prices have fallen 9 per cent . , and the ensuing decline in business activity has ...
Page 494
... production of armaments , and turn her industrial capacity over to war production as rapidly as possible ; with an inevitable reduction in the manufactured goods available for export . Imports , however , had necessarily to be ...
... production of armaments , and turn her industrial capacity over to war production as rapidly as possible ; with an inevitable reduction in the manufactured goods available for export . Imports , however , had necessarily to be ...
Contents
CONTENTSJULY | 2 |
EPISODES OF THE MONTH | 3 |
THE RETURN OF THE RED SQUIRREL D St LegerGordon | 35 |
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