 ... of a shattered world? The debt cannot be paid, and if it could be paid it would harm us. more than our debtors. As a matter not simply of equity, but of good business, let us study the matter further. We must not harbor the delusion that we can any...  The Reference Shelf - Page 521922Full view - About this book
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...which would look to the utilization of those debts as a means of construction of a shattered world? The debt cannot be paid, and if it could be paid it...by the ruin or the ill-will of our best customers. VI THE INTERALLIED DEBTS AS A BANKING PROBLEM1 By BENJAMIN M. ANDERSON, JR., PH.D. Economist of the... | |
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...debt could be paid, " it would harm us more than our debtors. . . . Let us not with one stone kill two birds, each of which we should seek to keep alive...of a broad humanity, the other our own prosperity." THE Prime Minister has appointed a Tribunal of Investigation into the agricultural problem, consisting... | |
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...the reconstruction of a shattered world? The debt cannot be paid now, and if it could be paid at once it would harm us more than our debtors. As a matter...by the ruin or the ill-will of our best customers. [Note. The recent failure in Oct., 1925, to come to an agreement with France reinforces the lesson... | |
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