日一廿月一年〇八九一公年九十六國民華中育教濟輕
BRET.
日擴積 港
塲本大極貨
月則有一項投資
在二月甄將有一
這項媵點會外出
至三月北六日的一
除了將持境
日本市導的佔有率。二
计算成及將減緩的預期。表本的衣服產品方面, 京购是爲了改善我們在,和其他歐洲國家競爭, 查斯郡事說,我們在來一起。我們是在很愛大利| 香港餐易發飛局的執行,那個市場已經被韓國! ,而不服日本今年的週誌,我們的市墿並非在 將以日本市塲震救擾先師有適當的位置。沉降 示,這個殖民地决心繼場的比灰砖細的一端,, 形容过些努力,它們圈】夏的出口紡織品,在 去年 - 香港張亞洲品方面,香迷在日本市
誠如香港貿易展的餘地,例如香港最直 KAHEND
研时合,並且在今年稍後,在日本盂計劃參加其
一期星
七的的能
SECZKEK TR
是然查目的方
(學的品的供造
三百四十萬英元。額先 九分 成篇大億一千 的項目是皮衣,其他成一渐被果顯示,有邊緣第 SEKRETERISEKS 少,但是酇事堅持從
KER - SEKWE
我的
善但,衡平望雜易貿邊雙日港薈儘
,力帮的夠足有要只持堅員官易貿港
。地餘的張擴有仍日在貨港
。黃先齋週攻鬱的另
安祭 緊辨的。
香優 的十以開年的
日期:產龜為東於質口搬
品商品易。
## KEH HI
it can introduce modern administration improving law and order and eliminating loça) warfare. Alsu, the introduction of modern trans-
報日僑莘
WAH KIU YAT PO
雖的
多槛資本财和消費項
· 但她依賴日本供給 农、手法,彊和玩具。
造不同的產品。 日本人雅,我們在製
SHE BEENCE HEEK-ENTRU
傀儡港 撕
一出口 在去年前一個 雙邊貿易。日本對香港送的世界進口市場,
二十六億八千感美
民地的雙五貿易赤字案
之類製造品的進口成長
發覽的政
十的會局本感和鄉,的蛮争
一九七九年。這項雅侧一月十九日,特色是乳于
,今年的速率可望低於,將桅元月十二日极至二
如下本價年還
此障
蛋的推测於
情理而值得加以擁護的。 敦業主略加限制,這個立法精神是合
一梦的努力,日本融資中一君八口。一,十九) 易官盈堅持-顧要有足一次服項目和家具。(梁
「擴大租金管制平儀
升進口成本—和預期的和家用產品。第11期將 KEMENCIK-R HARE 從一月廿四日至11月
·詹了維多數租樓住的人而對小
「啟通過行政務所提出
我們論事姫爲大多
雖然有些築主提出反對人的利益的應該請小 「牢嶷歪至兩年,而業王」總讓多數的租住的人 爲了收卿自住也加以放,而對小數的乘主略加限 條例中,已把年由三三而租樓住的人拳,爲了 ,但在憲報發表的修正「人讓步。業主的人數少, 的拿大租務管制法案。欺人設想。爲了大多就
「出了讓步。
翼四第張五第日四初月二十年未己屣复
泰逐早 凡田 2起應北樓九活,的
碎類已是一尤盘所不七樓批樓】
一開隸貨九其心可受三台 情作
伍伍法。租收很出寬為年
規了腊
上了同小限了的
樓的素制樓聲
加
不
的於傲
子起影狂
現肚响的
日為質象會居如
值位
得法
且會引起社會不安,不
11年冬訂立管制了歷程,
一住的人,買了樓收租的時就會人士一致戰好,
住的,其情况好過租樓,直邀而採行的槽施,當
法。現在已經累了樓自,实案例就是爲仙加租及
·,大部份已經有自聖雄
何以今日稱爲大管制
中居住,不過把買多了,反而會引起一部份人
-1-
际棋自住的人。而说,利德发心而已,
間必收好在出,定案體。
BIBS &E 1 WE IMO) 据一而的信·價對必·高制 的况 田濕笑人,高唱大
不作聲。現在的梅形遠
實際上,小業主
·主來概有多少,也没有
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History (15)
Philip Y.L. Woo
(MILL & DALE PRESS LTD)
Japanese Interests In China
And Peaceful Economic Expansion
From 1921 To 1928.
of the Japanese
During this period, fapan's policy toward China was. generally one of peaceful economic expansion. Yet, the special nature interests there, (especially in Manchuria), made it difficult for Japan to protect them just by peaceful methods alone. As a result, the old
method of military aggression began to be re-adopted, especially after 1928."
Stronger And More Forceful Policy Toward. China In 1928. A. Reasons.
1. Growing threats to
Japanese interests in Chína —
the growth of Chinese. nationalism, which was becoming more and more anti-Japanese in nature, and
the near completion of unification in China, when the KMT was successfully marching north in the Northern Expedition (1926–28). The fall of Shidehara (advocate of peaceful- expansion) and his
'soft policy" in Japan During the KMT's Northern Expedition. (1926-28), some Japanese nationals were killed by Chinese troops in Nanking. In Japan, this incident aroused high nationalist emotions. Many
nationalist Japanese argued for punishment be imposed on the KMT government,
B. Intervention in China's
unification:
The Tsinan (M) Incident Shantung in 1928.
In 1928, some radical Japanese army officers in Shantung took matters into their own hands and. attempted to check the
progress of China's
unification. Conflicts broke out between the
Japanese troops stationed in Shantung and the passing KYT forces of the Northern Expedition at the town of Tsinan. Then the Japanese
troops, acting without" Prine Minister Tanaka's order, seized the town militarily.
The incident aroused anger among Chinese nationalists. There appeared an anti-Japanese boycott, which badly affected
Japanese trade in China and consequently quickened
Japan's aliandonment of the
peaceful economic policy (after 1931).
Intervention in Manchuria. The assassination of
Chang Tso-lîn în 1928,
1. Japan's problems în
Manchuria —
- Chang Tso-lin, whom
Japan supported, was
getting uncooperative
and disobedient. In the mid-1920s, he left
iii
Manchuria and entered North China in a struggle for the control of Peking and China's national
leadership, dapan would
thus be left without a puppet for use in
protecting her interests:
Manchurian
Japan's policy,
1927-18
a. On the one hand, Japan attempted to strengthen
its position in Manchuria before the KMT reached the areas
As regards Manchuria, however, fapan would still back Chang
Tso-lin. By supporting
both Chang Tso-lin and Chiang Kai-shek (of KIT), Tanaka hoped to play one off against. the order, which would consequently leave Japan's interests in Manchuria unaffected, The assassination of
Chang Tso-lin by Japanese
officers in 1928.
a. In mid-1928, Chang
Tso-)in was defeated by the KMT in the Peking areas and chose to
vi thdraw back to Manchuria, Radical officers of the
Kwangtung Army
(Japanese army in Manchuria) had Chang!
train hombed and killed Chang as he was travelling into Manchuria,
The assassination was carried out with ne neither Tokyo's order nor its knowledge. The Japanese Prime Minister was displeased wï th such arny
nv indiscipline. At first, he decided ̧.· that punishment of the radical army officera would be necessary. The. attempt was blocked, however
the Japanese army as a whole. As a result of
its inability tó “"handle the Manchurian problem the Japanese
government fell
Complex
ber (11)
number
Worked Examples:
1. Given that z-cost+ising and
-7=cose-isine, find:
(1) z+Z
· (11) 2-ž·
(iii) zz,
and by using (z+ż)“
(z-7)- prove that
cos28=2cos 8-1 and
2, cos20-1-2sin 0 respectively
Solution:
(1) 2+2 - 2coge
(ii) z-z-
2ising
(i11) zž × (cosê+isinë).
(z+2)
-isint)
cos 8-(isin"} cos besin o
On substitution, we have (2cosM)2 = (crsW+isinė) –
4cos
cos20 (2-2)
2(1) (cosd-isine)2
#cos20+isin2942
+cos26-isin24. by De Moivre's Theoren
2c0820.2
2
Ecos 9-1
2
(2isine)2 - (cost+isine)
-2(1)+
(cose-isine)
cos20+isin20–2
+cos24-isin20
2cos20-20
cos20 1-2sin e
Ans
Find the cube roots of unity and represent then in an Argand Diagram
Solution:
The given expression
101
cis(360°)
[cis3000®] where -0,
cal
360n.
cis(120n")
When
0
Chàng 1st-lin's son, Chang Haneh-liang (P
1), succeeded his father. He accepted. the KMT government hy declaring his loyalty to it. In return, he was recognized by the KMT as administrator of Manchuria. Japan's continued adoption of peaceful economic expansion
When
s120
When
With Chang [sueh-liang ruling in Manchuria and the KMT- satisfied with such a settlement,
t, Japan's Manchurian interests could in genera) be served. Japan:
continued to practise his "soft" peaceful economic policy in China
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C. Y. Shum
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where ! required re
240
Bre the 3
Find the roots of the
equation iz^+32-21=0).
Using the formula:
-b÷/bˆ-4ac
26
-5±/3°-4(1)(-21)
(21)1
OF
or 21
the required roots
Exercise 8
1. If z=cosf+isine,
Zacose–isinë
write down, by the expressions
(2+2)
(b) (z-ž
in terms of z and Hence, prove that
c0356=4cos 4-icos) and
sin38=3sine-4sin ✪
fon
In each of the following cases, find the indicated roots and represent then in an Argand Diagram. (a) the fifth roots of unity (b) the cube roots of −81 (c) the fourth roots of
-2-2/31
Find, the roots of the following equations and
express them in the form
(a) 2z
(b)
Siz+4=0 -52-71-0
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Economics (15).
K. K. Wong & L. T. Chan. (MILL & DALE PRESS LTD.
Population
I. Factors affecting the size
of population
There are a number of. factors affecting the size of population of a country.
A group of individuals living in a nation makes up a population of the country, A population is always chang-・・ ing, depending on the rate at which its individual members reproduce, die or migrate. In other words, the rate of birth, rate of death, and rate of migration are the major factors determining the size of a nation's population. They are described in details as follows:
(a) Birth rate: The size of population is partly determin- ed by the rate of birth of its citizens. A country with high birth rate increases its population size. However, birth rate is affected by the food supply and the living enviroment of the place where they are situated. A country having sufficient supply of food, natural resources, fresh air and clean water, and also with good economic achievement and advanced technical skills
usually tends to have a higher
hirtli rate, since the enviroment is favourabe enough for the reproduction of human beings. However, in gume under-developed countries, the birth rates are high mainly. because an increasing
port, communication, and distribution reduces Local famines, Furthermore, country introducing public health measures controlling diseases can reduce the death Tate
In
(c) Net migration rate: each year, there are some persons moving into a country from another country, and also some persons moving out of a country to live in an other country. The former is called immigration, and the
latter is known as e
The balance of migrati difference between immigration
is added to and emigration, the size of population of the country. However, the balance of migration does not affect
of the
the total Prition vict
world as a
immigration laws prevent people from moving freely from one country to another,
In this case, the size
of population of a country is
largely determined by the
death rate and birth rate
To conclude, the size of a country's population is a combined result of the
three rates described above, The size of population can
become larger as the birth
rate is greater than the
death rate, while the migrat-
ion is held constant.
II. Effects of population
changes
The rapid growth of population has posed nany pro- blems on the world as a whole. They
are described as follows: (a) The problem of food: An increasing population demands for higher food production. On the other hand, the quality
of food and its nutritional value are both important to a country of rising living standards. Thus there may exist a situation in which food is sufficiently supplied in one part of the world while people are starving elsewhere;
(b) The enviroment. Populat- ion growth is more or less related to the deterioration: of enviromental quality, such as air anil water pollution, depletion of natural resourc- es, disposal of vaste mater- ials. It makes the solutions of enviromental problens more difficult.
(c) Social problems: An increasing population demanda. for more social services, ranging from education and housing, medical and health,
to law and order. Besides, the concen- tration.
Lon of people in urban areas makes urban planning and administration complex and difficult.
order. Besides,
| (d) Family health: A family
having many children may adversely affect the relation in the family, educational opportunities provided to the children, and also
population size can supply more parental care? In turn,
labour force for their,
production activities, as long as they are Tabour-inten- sive.
(b) Death rate:
"The death rate
these will affect the mentel physical and psychological development of a child,
A family of large size usually has unsatisfactory family relationships and even a
of a country depends on whether deterforation of family life.
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