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We imported a certain amount of cloth and exported probably a very similaryardage.
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Continental clothing capacity has been used in the main for production ofyardagefor cotton textiles.
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Particulars ofyardageare not available.
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It was said at the time, and everyone knew, that if thatyardagewas increased the scheme as it was offered and accepted would not work.
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With 1,488 yards rushing and some kick returnyardage, he totaled 10,803 combined net yards.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Does that represent an increase in theyardage, or only in unemployment?
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Yes, it does represent an increase in theyardage.
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Their main justification was as a damping factor to avoid excessive fluctuations in earnings if performance, tonnage oryardage, or whatever, fluctuated excessively.
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This is the very point of the argument, that in fact the monetary value does not represent clearly to the public the totalyardage.
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Likewise, with respect to the minimum aggregateyardage, what percentage in the three subsections do these yardages represent?
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Why is it not possible in this case to alter the type of arrangement of importation and change the monetary value to ayardagevalue?
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But it is not only a question ofyardage.
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In 1919 theyardagehad gone down by half, but in spite of this the prices have been doubled.
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The time will come when we cannot buy the cotton with which to produce ouryardage.
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By 1938 theyardageproduced had halved; it was about 4,000 million yards, and half of that was exported.
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If the basis isyardage, there will be a limit on the number of yards a country can send.
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It will be remembered that there is to be a quota on theyardageof made-up goods.
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They have a further advantage in that, because of economies of scale—the sort ofyardagewith which they are dealing—their labour unit costs are low.
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Where you have piece rates in operation, especially in coalmining and textiles, wages differ in accordance with the tonnage oryardageproduced.
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Let us think of that in terms ofyardageand of men and women employed and the number of looms kept moving.
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