The Protectionist, Volúmenes49-50Home Market Club, 1939 A monthly magazine of political science and industrial progress. |
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... duction and can be paid only by pro- duction . If excessive , they are re- flected in idle factories , tax - sold farms , and , hence , in hordes of the hungry tramping the streets and seeking jobs in vain . THE PROTECTIONIST 71.
... duction and can be paid only by pro- duction . If excessive , they are re- flected in idle factories , tax - sold farms , and , hence , in hordes of the hungry tramping the streets and seeking jobs in vain . THE PROTECTIONIST 71.
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... duction and thus increase American wealth , for wealth is merely surplus production or its equivalent , which redounds to the benefit of all . Let us arouse the spirit which animated the American people in those memorable days of 1917 ...
... duction and thus increase American wealth , for wealth is merely surplus production or its equivalent , which redounds to the benefit of all . Let us arouse the spirit which animated the American people in those memorable days of 1917 ...
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... duction in the various items under the trade - treaty program . I have previously called the attention of the House to the fact that these re- ductions number over a thousand . It requires 21 pages in this docu- ment just to list the ...
... duction in the various items under the trade - treaty program . I have previously called the attention of the House to the fact that these re- ductions number over a thousand . It requires 21 pages in this docu- ment just to list the ...
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