Titlebook: Britain’s Investment Overseas on the Eve of the First World War; The Use and Abuse of D. C. M. Platt Book 1986 D. C. M. Platt 1986 Bonds.ca

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Second Thoughts on the Geographical Distribution of British Investment Paish’s figures as published in the . of February 1914. Once challenged, the inescapable ‘supplementary’ is the difference to be expected after a general reduction of Paish’s estimates when applied, more specifically, to the distribution of British overseas investment by country, area or region in

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Second Thoughts on the Distribution by Function of British Investment difficulties to be expected from the use of ‘flow’ figures as ‘stock’ for geographical distribution (the distribution of investment between nations) apply similarly to the distribution by function. Paish’s figures have their imperfections, but if they are taken to mean what Paish originally intende

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Further Implications and Conclusionsorary France is generally acknowledged to have come closest to Britain as an investor abroad, with Germany not far behind. New York, for a few months in 1901, seemed to have captured the central position in international finance, and Wall Street was predicting that it was about to challenge London’s

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Book 2016er. The broad scope spans topics ranging from production techniques (including topics such as processes, catalysis, trouble-shooting), synthesis and properties of small and polymeric maleic anhydride based compounds (focusing on industrially relevant compounds as well as emerging areas of importance

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