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Page 259
... ment of the atoms with respect to one another . These tight - packed bundles of thread molecules are regions of crystallinity , possessing the regular and precise arrange- ment of atoms characteristic of all crystals . Between these ...
... ment of the atoms with respect to one another . These tight - packed bundles of thread molecules are regions of crystallinity , possessing the regular and precise arrange- ment of atoms characteristic of all crystals . Between these ...
Page 324
... ment spending and those that affect revenues . The govern- ment may , for example , increase its expenditure on equip- ment , buildings , public services , or social security . This will tend to have an expansionary effect on the ...
... ment spending and those that affect revenues . The govern- ment may , for example , increase its expenditure on equip- ment , buildings , public services , or social security . This will tend to have an expansionary effect on the ...
Page 325
... ment acquired more urgency . Previously , the exchange rate , the balance of payments , and occasionally the price level had been considered more important than the situ- ation in the labour market . During the 1920s unemploy- ment in ...
... ment acquired more urgency . Previously , the exchange rate , the balance of payments , and occasionally the price level had been considered more important than the situ- ation in the labour market . During the 1920s unemploy- ment in ...
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would become the principal reserve asset while gold | 36 |
Excretion the elimination of the waste products of | 50 |
Volumes | 431 |
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