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The Stock Exchange Gazette Fears the Worst for Property Shares

The Week Vol. 2, No. 15, 29 October 1964 · pp. 12-13 of the scan · 112 words

The scan: The Week v2 no15.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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Considering the election, the Stock Exchange Gazette said: "...the swing to Labour was greatest in those areas where housing and jobs were scarcest.e Thus in Scotland the swine was 4.4%, in the North 3.3% and in London 4.1%..." (this) "..méans..that the Labour Party will be on safe enough ground in forcine through many of its controversial measures for tackling the housing shortage.eewe can expect the repeal of the Rent Act and the setting up of a Land Commission to be high on the list of -eepriorities...there is no point in speculrting in property shares at this moment for prices will be inclined to drift lower as Labour's first Budget draws nearer..."

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