The WeekThe Week Vol. 6, No. 11, c. 29 September 1966Profits and Dividends ....... 13.0
The Week Vol. 6, No. 11, c. 29 September 1966 · p. 7 of the scan · 91 words
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Profits increased 280 per cent more than wage rates. REAL WAGES FELL. Strikes - Gunter's Red Herring: Days lost in industry from different causes in 1964 (the latest year for which figures are available) were as follows:
STRIKES covccenccecess 25275,000
The Family Expenditure Survey sf 1960 shows an INCREASE of relative poverty over 1954. Eighteen per cent of sample households representing 7.5 million people were living in poverty. Of these, 2 million were living below the National assistance Scale, 23 millinn children (one in five) were living in poverty.