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... central planning is not likely ever to exist in real life , nor can it be as- sumed that any government would insist on distributing national income without allowing any choice on the part of consumers . Even the most autocratic and ...
... central planning is not likely ever to exist in real life , nor can it be as- sumed that any government would insist on distributing national income without allowing any choice on the part of consumers . Even the most autocratic and ...
Page 395
... central government . In 1962 a National Advisory Education Council was ap- pointed . By recent legislation , the central government's general responsibility for educational policy has been af- firmed , while provincial areas of ...
... central government . In 1962 a National Advisory Education Council was ap- pointed . By recent legislation , the central government's general responsibility for educational policy has been af- firmed , while provincial areas of ...
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... central uplands and plateaus , the northwest highlands , and the mountainous world of southern Europe . Lowlands . More than half of Europe consists of low- lands , standing mostly below 600 feet but , infrequently , rising to 1,000 ...
... central uplands and plateaus , the northwest highlands , and the mountainous world of southern Europe . Lowlands . More than half of Europe consists of low- lands , standing mostly below 600 feet but , infrequently , rising to 1,000 ...
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