The National Review, Volume 98W.H. Allen, 1932 - English literature |
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Page 190
... industry , and far from being opposed to duties , they have again and again expressed their hope that iron and steel may receive the same protection that they enjoy . The engineering industry as a whole consumes more steel than any ...
... industry , and far from being opposed to duties , they have again and again expressed their hope that iron and steel may receive the same protection that they enjoy . The engineering industry as a whole consumes more steel than any ...
Page 191
... industry . Or other big consumers , there remain only the re - rollers , a minority of whom , in order to increase their profits , have insisted on buying foreign steel , and by The Re - rollers underselling our tin - plate ...
... industry . Or other big consumers , there remain only the re - rollers , a minority of whom , in order to increase their profits , have insisted on buying foreign steel , and by The Re - rollers underselling our tin - plate ...
Page 601
... industry is in a bad way . Miners complain about their earnings , and colliery proprietors about their profits . It is also a fact that the export price of coal is even lower than the home price , owing to the much lower wages ruling on ...
... industry is in a bad way . Miners complain about their earnings , and colliery proprietors about their profits . It is also a fact that the export price of coal is even lower than the home price , owing to the much lower wages ruling on ...
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