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The British home trade might adopt similar measures , and thus ensure to the British producer the first place in his own home market from which he should never have been displaced . IV . - FOOD DISTRIBUTORS : THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES AND ...
The British home trade might adopt similar measures , and thus ensure to the British producer the first place in his own home market from which he should never have been displaced . IV . - FOOD DISTRIBUTORS : THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES AND ...
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Such energy as the retailer displayed was directed towards protective measures to maintain price margins rather than towards competition and the expansion of his individual business . 44. There are signs that consumers as a whole are re ...
Such energy as the retailer displayed was directed towards protective measures to maintain price margins rather than towards competition and the expansion of his individual business . 44. There are signs that consumers as a whole are re ...
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So long as they refrain from doing so they must accept a measure of responsibility for high retail charges . Consumers should also realise that their ever - increasing demands for comfort , convenience and service are largely ...
So long as they refrain from doing so they must accept a measure of responsibility for high retail charges . Consumers should also realise that their ever - increasing demands for comfort , convenience and service are largely ...
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We are not convinced from our evidence that the retailer's domain is one that producers can expect to invade with any substantial measure of success in average circumstances . 69. Nevertheless , at the farmer's end of the distributive ...
We are not convinced from our evidence that the retailer's domain is one that producers can expect to invade with any substantial measure of success in average circumstances . 69. Nevertheless , at the farmer's end of the distributive ...
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In certain of our reports we have drawn attention to the confusion that is caused in primary and wholesale markets owing to the diversity of weights and measures by which the various classes of agricultural produce are bought and sold .
In certain of our reports we have drawn attention to the confusion that is caused in primary and wholesale markets owing to the diversity of weights and measures by which the various classes of agricultural produce are bought and sold .
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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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