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... the home have been able to pass on their labour and other costs to the consumer and in the absence of effective public opinion , through lack of accurate information , they have had no special incentive to effect reductions , and no ...
... the home have been able to pass on their labour and other costs to the consumer and in the absence of effective public opinion , through lack of accurate information , they have had no special incentive to effect reductions , and no ...
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An increase in freight - rates is , in effect , equivalent to an increase in the distance between producers and their market , with the result that producers on the “ margin of cultivation can no longer sell in that market at a profit .
An increase in freight - rates is , in effect , equivalent to an increase in the distance between producers and their market , with the result that producers on the “ margin of cultivation can no longer sell in that market at a profit .
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The effect of this traffic must be to extend the producers ' markets as regards both radius and number while , at the same time , reducing the amount of local freight conveyed short distances by rail , which must necessarily be ...
The effect of this traffic must be to extend the producers ' markets as regards both radius and number while , at the same time , reducing the amount of local freight conveyed short distances by rail , which must necessarily be ...
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Where co - operation does not extend beyond the first sale of produce the effect is to graft on to the existing distributive machinery the producer's own organisation for sale , and by thus introducing a selling agency for handling the ...
Where co - operation does not extend beyond the first sale of produce the effect is to graft on to the existing distributive machinery the producer's own organisation for sale , and by thus introducing a selling agency for handling the ...
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Indeed , some instances have come to our notice in which sufficient weight does not seem to have been given in Departmental Regulations to their possible effect on the production , distribution , or marketing of home produce . 100.
Indeed , some instances have come to our notice in which sufficient weight does not seem to have been given in Departmental Regulations to their possible effect on the production , distribution , or marketing of home produce . 100.
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 7 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 |
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