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(n) Profit prior to redemption 58,000 100,130 58,000 (Remarks:) (1) Thoge figures before revision show those investigated as of Feb. 1950. (2) The revision A shows how much profit is needed if disposition of 10 % of the profit (appor tionment) is planned. (3) Shows that in case of the same amount of profit with before revision the amount to be carried forward will become red. 3. As for the present state of mone tary circulation, 1t seems that the monetary tightness has reached its limit due to the change of disinflation policy into financiel déflation policy In spite of their calling, so called "over-loan", every enter- prise company is now being embarrassed by the lack of fund. 4. They are now continuing operation of business with the shore-term loan of three times or four times amount as much as the present capital and have no means of raising the long-term funds necessary for remodelling and renewing of their equipments. 5. Although the spinning me chinery manufacturing Industry has been blessed with the good opportunity of abolishing the limit of equipping with spinning machinery and is being treated comparatively warmly in point of raising funds, the medium and smaller subcontracting factories are asking their parent factories for their support of their funds and it is the real state that they are feeling difficulty in getting the immediate loan from organs of monetary ciroulation, 0149 外交史料館 Diplomatic Archives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan 国立公文書館アジア歴史資料センター Japan Center for Asian Historical Records National Archives of Japan