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الصفحة 169
The Hausa traders themselves refer to capital as uwa ( ʻmother ' ) . ... An'ominous capital ( jarin tsiya ) is , on the other hand , one which leads to the total bankruptcy of the trader who initially invests it .
The Hausa traders themselves refer to capital as uwa ( ʻmother ' ) . ... An'ominous capital ( jarin tsiya ) is , on the other hand , one which leads to the total bankruptcy of the trader who initially invests it .
الصفحة 176
INVESTMENTS AND CATEGORIES OF TRADERS Capital in the form of either stock or money is essential for the continued operation of any category of trader . One of the few exceptions is a class of ' profiteers ' ( yan kankanba ; yan kore ) ...
INVESTMENTS AND CATEGORIES OF TRADERS Capital in the form of either stock or money is essential for the continued operation of any category of trader . One of the few exceptions is a class of ' profiteers ' ( yan kankanba ; yan kore ) ...
الصفحة 178
The pursuit of gain and the desire to accumulate wealth for reinvestment are paramount for every Kano trader . ... Younger traders in particular regularly compete with one another in order to own the fanciest vehicles , garments , the ...
The pursuit of gain and the desire to accumulate wealth for reinvestment are paramount for every Kano trader . ... Younger traders in particular regularly compete with one another in order to own the fanciest vehicles , garments , the ...
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Seasonal hunger among the Ngoni and Ntumba of central Malawi G T Nurse I | 1 |
Le système des forces nkisi chez les Kongo daprès le troisième volume de | 12 |
Contributors to this number | 28 |
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