The Modern Economic History of India: A Concise and Critical Study of the Economic Development of India[S. Devotta] sole stockists: Newman Book House, 1949 - 229 стор. |
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... raw materials for sale and export . The export of rice and wheat began to acquire great importance and the export of tea , coffee , raw hides and skins and oil seeds assumed important and ever - increasing proportions . Instead of the ...
... raw materials for sale and export . The export of rice and wheat began to acquire great importance and the export of tea , coffee , raw hides and skins and oil seeds assumed important and ever - increasing proportions . Instead of the ...
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... raw materials and manufactured products , ( 2 ) The concentration of gold in America and France and its scarcity in other countries leading to a deflationary policy followed by the Central Banks of these countries including Great ...
... raw materials and manufactured products , ( 2 ) The concentration of gold in America and France and its scarcity in other countries leading to a deflationary policy followed by the Central Banks of these countries including Great ...
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... raw materials and other essential articles necessary to the well - being of the country . Three classifications are made with reference to the imports : ( 1 ) those which are freely licensed , ( 2 ) those which are not licensed at all ...
... raw materials and other essential articles necessary to the well - being of the country . Three classifications are made with reference to the imports : ( 1 ) those which are freely licensed , ( 2 ) those which are not licensed at all ...
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The Modern Economic History of India: A Concise and Critical Study of the ... M. Arokiaswami,T. M. Royappa Перегляд фрагмента - 1949 |
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