Cost of living in German towns

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Identifikator:: 866449027

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-93831

Document type:: Monograph

Title:: Cost of living in German towns

Place of publication:: London

Publisher:: Stat. Off.

Year of publication:: 1908

Scope:: 1 Online-Ressource (LXI, 548 Seiten)

Collection:: Economics Books

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112 BREMEN. The following were the prices usually paid by the working classes for meat in October, 1905, and at the time of the investigator’s visit in April, 1907. In the interval pork had fallen by nearly 2d. per lb., but the prices of beef, mutton and veal had remained substantially the same :— Predominant Prices paid by the Worhinq Classes in October. 1905, and Aprs'/, 1907. Predominant Price per lb. Description of Cut. October, 1905. April, 1907. Beef :— Ribs Silverside oy. j with bone n ( without bone Steak ... ... Flank Mutton :— Leg ... ... Shoulder Breast Neck Chops Veal :— Hindquarter j with bone Shin Loin Pork :— Leg Foreloin Belly- Spare Rib Chops Shoulder without bone 8fd. to 9fd. 9# 5 \d. 8fd. to lid. Is. Id. 8fd. lid. 9\d. 9#d. 8#d. lid. Is. to Is. Id. lid. to Is. Is. Id. 5\d. lid. 9# lid. 9#d. 9#d. lid. 8fd. to 9|d. 9&d. 5\d. 8fd. to lid Is. Id. 8# lid. 9|d. 9# 8 3 d. lid. Is. to Is. id. lid. to Is. Is. Id. 5\d. lid. 8^d. 8&d. 7K 7%d. 8|d. Prices of meat and coal are high at Bremen, but other commodities are at about the usual level. Taking Berlin as 100, the index number for food other than meat is 101 ; for meat, 116 ; for coal, 110 ; and for all commodities together 105. The index number for rent and prices combined is 94.

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