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                   International Statistical Compar.   and  its  over-reIfesentation  in
                    iSOtls [1892 ]-continued.   Parliament, ii.  16.  •
                       similarity of conditions  in  com·   IRELAND,  disaffected  part;  of,  a
                       parisons  of  trade  of countries;   dr-creasing quantity, i.  432.
                       jntercolonial trade of Australasia;   ---1- economic value of, to G,eat
                       use  of foreign  trade as a special
                       test  of  welfare  of  nations  not   Britain, i. 431.
                       justified;  France and England a   -  exces~ive imperial expendi.
                       good example, 68-69.     ture on, L  442.
                     Wages:  difficulties of international   -- Home  Rule  or  separation
                       statistical  comparisons  of,  from
                       differences in length  of working   disastrous to,  i.  448.
                       day  and  continuity  of employ.   -- industrial character of Irish
                       ment;  .wage  statistics  very  in-  inferior to the people of Great
                       complete  though  recently much   Britain, i.  433.
                       improved, 70.
                     Distribution  of popUlation accord.   -- landlords, expediency of the
                       ing to earnings, and its influence   State buying them out, i. 452.
                       on wage statistics, 71-72.   -- over-taxation, objections  to
                     Wealth statistics:  dangers of com-  present  government  grants  to
                       parative; . necessity  for  statistics   compensate for,  i.  455.
                       of relative income and of sources
                       of wealth or income in compari-  -- -  used  as  an  argument
                       sons  of  national  wealth;  diffi-  as to its over-representation in
                       culty in dealing with foreign  in-  Parliament, i.  277.
                       vestments;  dangers  of interna.   -- -- compared with  its  re-
                       tional  comparisons  of  revenue
                       from probate duty or income tax,   sources, i. 439.
                       73-75·                -- population  of,  compared
                     Conclusion, 76.           with  that  of Great  Britain,  i.
                     Table  A.  Total  population  and
                       total  male  population  (over   43 2 •
                       twenty) in France, Germany and   -- stationary  rents  and  rising
                       United Kingdom, 77.     prices  of  cattle  beneficial  to
                     Taole  B_  Imports  and  exports  of   the peasantry, i. 391.
                       Australasian  colonies  in  1889   -- taxation and representation
                       showing interstate trade, 78.
                                               of, i.  277.
                  INTERNATIONAL  trade  and  the
                    question of a nation living  on
                    its capital, ii.  283.   JEVONS,  his  inquiry of 1863  into
                  INTERSTATE free trade and growth   depreciation of gold, i.  77.
                    of large communities, ii.  183.   -- obituary notice of, ii.  4.
                  INVESTMENTS  abroad,  are  they   -- his  " multiple  standard"
                    diminishing? ii.  284.     criticised  by  Mr.  Bagehot,  ii.
                  -- -- interest  from  British,   166.
                    and  the  excess  of  imports,  i.
                    335·                     LABOUR.,  increasing  severity  0(,
                  INVISIBLE exports, annual amount   and  its  relation  to  wages,  ii.
                    of, about one hundred million   86.
                    £, ii. 417.              -- reduction  of  hours  of, -in
                  IRELAND,  capital  of,  about  four   England, i. UI.   •
                    hundred  million  £,  mostly  LABOURING  classes,  progress  of,
                    owned locally, i. .f.f 3.   in last  half century  [1883],  i.
                  -- decrease  in  population  of,   382.
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