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... per cent and business spending by 26 per cent , Federal expenditures jumped some 235 per cent . The increase in national defense costs went up even more , reaching a level of 290 per cent as compared with 1947. These figures are on a ...
... per cent and business spending by 26 per cent , Federal expenditures jumped some 235 per cent . The increase in national defense costs went up even more , reaching a level of 290 per cent as compared with 1947. These figures are on a ...
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... per cent and 230 per cent respectively . After World War I there was a jump of 260 per cent . But at no time prior to the present were military expendi- tures so significant a part of the total flow of goods and services . True , in ...
... per cent and 230 per cent respectively . After World War I there was a jump of 260 per cent . But at no time prior to the present were military expendi- tures so significant a part of the total flow of goods and services . True , in ...
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... percent or 70 percent of capacity ; thus the profit is assured not so much from reducing costs but rather a con- centration on a market which will absorb capacity or 100 percent pro- duction . Increased sales beyond the break - even ...
... percent or 70 percent of capacity ; thus the profit is assured not so much from reducing costs but rather a con- centration on a market which will absorb capacity or 100 percent pro- duction . Increased sales beyond the break - even ...
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VOLUME VII | 109 |
NUMBER 1 | 178 |
WINTER 1960 | 217 |
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