In 1946, for instance, the nett dollar remittances were at the rate of about 70 million dollars.
The nett effect is that it includes practically every able-bodied man who normally seeks his livelihood in a wage-earning occupation.
The nett revenue of the pool reveals that in 1941£45 there was a surplus of approximately £412 million.
Loss of an important part would cause an overall nett loss in the world population of species affected.
The average nett cost per place of new primary schools was £158 in 1950, £143· 4 in 1955 and £154· 6 in 1960.
No figures of nett revenues have been made public but there seems no reason to doubt that the railway is earning substantial profits.
Valuation here is being made on the nett annual receipts of the railway companies.
What will be the nett result of these local expenditures?
