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• This, the respected bureaucrat suggested, would save nearly 40 million yen in expenditures.

• This might suggest that the calculation of the poverty line at 25 yen was favourable to the poor.

• The orders, it says, amounted to 352,819 million yen, an increase of 24.9% and exceeding the 1994 sales.

• A domestic weaver could contribute a maximum of 41.588 yen + her wages and extra income + to her family each year.

• Hence, if she left home to work as a domestic servant, her family would obtain 127.75 yen per year as extra income.

• Between 1980 and 1991, the operation costs of grant-supported projects fluctuated between 80 and 90 trillion yen.

• With regard to the level of the allowance, it was 3,000 yen per month when the payment started in 1972.

• Two trillion yen were cut from the distribution of the local allocation tax and the reserves of public works.

• Those who were interested in joining were asked to pay an annual fee of one yen.

• She could obtain ' '1.5 to 2 yen per day' ' under the piece wage system.

• Between 1985 and 1994, the total reduction amounted to 93 trillion yen.

• By contrast, those of projects without grant support rose sharply - form 54 trillion yen in 1980 to 179 trillion yen in 1993.

• In 1912 their total monthly expenditure rose to 25 yen, which meant a further 19 per cent increase at 1934-1936 prices.

• Nevertheless, the difference between 41.985 yen and 39.85 yen is not of much significance.

• The central government's payment of share for the construction was 1.69 million yen.