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In the decade ending in March 1962 the number of teachers increased by nearly 57,000 , about 27 per cent . The rate of increase was slower in the second five years than in the first because of the rapid rise in ...
In the decade ending in March 1962 the number of teachers increased by nearly 57,000 , about 27 per cent . The rate of increase was slower in the second five years than in the first because of the rapid rise in ...
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aside for the moment , we may first single out the increase in current expenditure that would automatically follow from the increase in the number of students , if we assumed present costs per head to remain As Table 56 shows ...
aside for the moment , we may first single out the increase in current expenditure that would automatically follow from the increase in the number of students , if we assumed present costs per head to remain As Table 56 shows ...
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It has been generally assumed , as previously , that the increase in wastage rates would slow down after 1965 and that there would be no increase after 1970 . 12 . Examples of the assumed wastage rates are shown in Table AA . 2 .
It has been generally assumed , as previously , that the increase in wastage rates would slow down after 1965 and that there would be no increase after 1970 . 12 . Examples of the assumed wastage rates are shown in Table AA . 2 .
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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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