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A comparative study of the economics of the woollen industry of Scotland and the Panjab

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1927
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Sirajuddin, Jamila Mary
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The subject of this Thesis is the comparison of economic conditions prevailing in the woollen Industry in Scotland and the Panjab. the cottage industry has been dealt with in greater detail throughout the Thesis, as it holds such an important position in the industrial economy of the Panj qb. Also though at present it employs such a small proportion of Scotoh labour and tie various operations in the manufacture of woollens are more of historical interest,there is a decided tendency toward the encouragement of cottage industries. The factory industry though so important in the Scottish industrial economy has received only secondary attention ( where it bears on the cottage industry ) in the Thesis.
 
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