Titlebook: Englische Wirtschaftstexte für Ausbildung und Beruf; mit Erläuterungen un Karin Hildebrandt,Eva Knudsen Book 1975 Dr. Gabler-Verlag · Wiesb

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-61763-8The claims for the Stockholm conference on the human environment have been pitched high. It has been called a turning point in history. It was to produce in its declaration a new code of international conduct expressing new concepts of sovereignty more fitting in a world which is at last seen to be “only one earth.”

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Bonn hopes to deflate the boom,The West German Government this week announced a series of tax increases as part of a programme which is designed to reduce purchasing power by some £840 millions.

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What Marshall Aid did for Europe,It has been a bad year for Marshall Aid. The 25 years that separate us from United States Secretary of State George Marshall’s Harvard speech have witnessed a process of steady expansion of American economic and military power, followed by a seemingly inevitable process of declining economic leverage and moral humiliation.

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A fresh breeze from Stockholm,The claims for the Stockholm conference on the human environment have been pitched high. It has been called a turning point in history. It was to produce in its declaration a new code of international conduct expressing new concepts of sovereignty more fitting in a world which is at last seen to be “only one earth.”

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-58113-6eal personal consumption expenditures will, like GNP, substantially more than double. Since the economy will be growing at a considerably faster pace than the population, there will also be a steady escalation in real per capita consumption. Currently, each American spends, on average, about $3,300

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-15808-8which the well-off have been getting better off (after tax) and the poor becoming worse off, since the Conservatives came into office. These figures, which can be deduced from the Familiy Expenditure Survey for 1972, still remain to be absorbed by the policy-makers. It could bring new policy directi