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Borrowing and business in Australia

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Monograph

Identifikator:
84539584X
URN:
urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-36509
Document type:
Monograph
Author:
Koechlin, Armand
Title:
L' Industrie cotonnière en Allemagne
Place of publication:
Paris
Publisher:
Pelletier
Year of publication:
1906
Scope:
1 Online-Ressource (387 S)
Collection:
Economics Books
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Document type:
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Title:
Réglement de fabrique
Collection:
Economics Books

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  • Borrowing and business in Australia
  • Title page
  • Contents
  • Part I. Characteristic features of australian business and an account of the early years
  • Part II. Prosperty and crisis after the gold discoveries
  • Part III. The boom of 1890 and its economic consequences
  • Part IV. The commonwealth, 1900-14
  • Part V. Australia during and after the great war
  • Index

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AUSTRALIA PRIOR TO 1893 85 
The private wealth of Victoria and New South Wales has 
an important bearing upon the whole subject which should not 
be overlooked. The importance of this estimate lies in the large 
proportion of land included in the total of assets, the production 
from which, through seasonal variations and movements of 
prices, is subject to very wide fluctuations in value. According 
to Mulhall’s Dictionary of Statistics the wealth of Australia 
rose from £300 millions in 1870 to £1,250 in 1888, but ‘the great 
bulk of this increase was in real estate, and it affords some 
measure of the enormous inflation that took place as a result 
of the speculative influx of capital after 1880’. 
Tare XIV 
Private Wealth of New South Wales and Victoria, 1890 
Land, houses, and improvements 
Live-stock . ’ . 8 
Coin and bullion , . . 
Merchandise . . 
Household property 
Shipping . 
Mines and plant . 
All other . 
ToTAL 
N.S. 
Wales. 
£m. 
Victoria. 
£m. 
Total. 
£m. 
Per cent. 
303-0 
34-6 
9-7 
17-9 
17-95 
1-9 
18-3 
8-0 
256-0 
21:9 
11-1 
14-5 
20-4 
1-4 
61 
12-5 
569-0 
56-6 
20-8 
32-4 
38-36 
3-3 
24-4 
21-4 
74-0 
7-8 
2:76 
4-0 
50 
0-4 
3-26 
31 
112-25 | 3439 | 756-15 | 1000
	        

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