The Dictionary of Statistics (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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It is to be deplored that the British Government is indifferent to a matter of this kind, as if international statistics were unimportant. The growth of banking business in Great Britain led to the establishment of Clearing-houses, the advantage of which is unquestionable. What we require is a Statistical Clearing-house, in combination with the rest Of mankind: the expense would be a mere trifle, while the benefits to be derived would be immeasurable.

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