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Heavy ( of currency units ) ... A ' heavy ' major unit is one which is of significantly greater value than the average of important world currency units . Our £ is a heavy ' unit ; a 10s . major unit would be ' heavy ' ; a 1s . major ...
Heavy ( of currency units ) ... A ' heavy ' major unit is one which is of significantly greater value than the average of important world currency units . Our £ is a heavy ' unit ; a 10s . major unit would be ' heavy ' ; a 1s . major ...
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This chapter describes the general principles which guided our search for a suitable decimal currency for the United Kingdom and lists some of the questions which had to be answered before our choice could be made . 24.
This chapter describes the general principles which guided our search for a suitable decimal currency for the United Kingdom and lists some of the questions which had to be answered before our choice could be made . 24.
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This is not perhaps the most common situation that will be met with in practice , since it is probable that very frequently where prices are quoted in one currency the change will be given in that currency ; and indeed only that ...
This is not perhaps the most common situation that will be met with in practice , since it is probable that very frequently where prices are quoted in one currency the change will be given in that currency ; and indeed only that ...
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 11 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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