Geburtshilfliche Operationslehre 1952
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-86799-6_3
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Die Asepsis bei den geburtshilflichen Operationen

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“…It appears that the size of the South African public sector is really too large for what the South African economy can afford and in proportion to South Africa's population of 40.5 million inhabitants. In 1970, 17.7 percent of economically active persons worked for the government, while in 1994 between 22.6 and 26.5 percent were government employees (Die Burger, 1994;Reader's Digest, 1995: 55). In 1994, 1.87 million persons were employed in the public sector; in 1996, 1.92 million people were working for the public sector (Sunday Times, 1997); and in 1997, 1.9 million public servants held posts at all three spheres of government (Department of Public Service and Administration, 1997: executive summary).…”
Section: Efficiency Effectiveness and Economymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It appears that the size of the South African public sector is really too large for what the South African economy can afford and in proportion to South Africa's population of 40.5 million inhabitants. In 1970, 17.7 percent of economically active persons worked for the government, while in 1994 between 22.6 and 26.5 percent were government employees (Die Burger, 1994;Reader's Digest, 1995: 55). In 1994, 1.87 million persons were employed in the public sector; in 1996, 1.92 million people were working for the public sector (Sunday Times, 1997); and in 1997, 1.9 million public servants held posts at all three spheres of government (Department of Public Service and Administration, 1997: executive summary).…”
Section: Efficiency Effectiveness and Economymentioning
confidence: 99%