Cement-Partial View

December 22-29, 1979 nual growth of real national income had been just 1.5 per cent. Above all, the three years from 1972-73 to 1974-75 had been marked by severe inflation, with the annual rise in the price level ranging from 10 per cent to 27 per cent, By comparison, the economic situation around 1978 was positively reassuring. Agricultural output had touched a new record for the fourth year in succession in 1978-79, the industrial growth rate had been 6 per cent in 1975-76, 9,5 per cent in 1976- cent in 1978-79; national income had