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The second point emerging from our survey of world currencies— the comparatively high value of our present major unit - raises the question of the size of the currency units which should be incorporated in our ideal two - place system .
The second point emerging from our survey of world currencies— the comparatively high value of our present major unit - raises the question of the size of the currency units which should be incorporated in our ideal two - place system .
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a " heavy " major unit if this could be achieved without producing a decimal system which , on balance , attained fewer of the objectives we set ourselves in paragraph 26 of this chapter than did rival systems .
a " heavy " major unit if this could be achieved without producing a decimal system which , on balance , attained fewer of the objectives we set ourselves in paragraph 26 of this chapter than did rival systems .
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They can be regarded as variants of the same basic system because the digits used to represent any £ s . d . amount are exactly the same ; the cent system differs from the mil version only because the division between major and minor ...
They can be regarded as variants of the same basic system because the digits used to represent any £ s . d . amount are exactly the same ; the cent system differs from the mil version only because the division between major and minor ...
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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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