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1 Low Wages and Unemployment as Sources of
Poverty : 36-37
(S. Rowntree, ‘Poverty and Progress in York’’, 1941)
it The Long Unemployed of Various Ages 40-41
(From ‘‘Men Without Work”, Pilgrim Trust, 1938)
‘Copyright 1945 by Adprint Ltd London W1 Ill Unemployment—Various Countries A445
(Stat. Yearbook, League of Nations, 1941)
IV. Consumers Goods (World Wheat Production)
_and Producers Goods (World Pig Iron Pro-
First published by duction) 52-53
Nicholson & Watson (Stat. Yearbook, League of Nations, 1939-40)
in association with Vv Ups and Downs in Shipbuilding 56-57
(Stat. Yearbook, League of Nations, 1938-9) -
Wells Gardner Darton & Co Ltd
London 1945 VI Ownership of Wealth in Great Britain 60-61
(G. W. Daniels and H. Campion, ‘‘The Distribution of National
Capital’’, 1936) :
Vil Fluctuations in Employment
(ILO, Yearbook of Labour Statistics, 1941)
Vill Unemployment in 1932
(ILO, Yearbook of Labour Statistics, 1941)
IX Distribution of Income 88-89
(Cmd. 6483, 1943, and Bulletin of the Oxford Institute of
Statistics, Vol. 6, No. 2)
x Burden of Total Taxation 92-93
(G. F. Shirras and L. Rostas, ‘‘The Burden of British Taxation”’,
1942)
Xi Unemployment in Great Britain since 1853 97
(ILO, Yearbook of Labour Statistics, 1941)
Xl Unemployment by Industries 101
(H. W. Robinson, ‘‘Britain in Recovery,’’ British Ass., 1938)
XII Saving and Spending in U.S.A. 104-105
(From ‘‘Consumer Expenditure in the U.S.,’" National
Resources Committee, 1939)
XIV Unemployment by Regions 109
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