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... production of such nations . To begin with , I suggest that the United Nations special fund should allocate $ 250,000 for a worldwide survey to appraise country by country where needed , the costs of devel- oping new lands and new ...
... production of such nations . To begin with , I suggest that the United Nations special fund should allocate $ 250,000 for a worldwide survey to appraise country by country where needed , the costs of devel- oping new lands and new ...
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... production of management ability and risk capital . How well - planned and businesslike is a program which gives birth to projects for which the existing managerial abili- ties and other skills are most inade- quate in fact , so ...
... production of management ability and risk capital . How well - planned and businesslike is a program which gives birth to projects for which the existing managerial abili- ties and other skills are most inade- quate in fact , so ...
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... production costs ' advantage of low wages - advantages which can be magnified through the introduction of modern assembly line techniques . The disaster brought to the textile industry in my own State of South Carolina and in many other ...
... production costs ' advantage of low wages - advantages which can be magnified through the introduction of modern assembly line techniques . The disaster brought to the textile industry in my own State of South Carolina and in many other ...
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... production with the expanding needs of the Nation and the world . Measures to this end include production and marketing quotas measured in terms of barrels , bushels , and bales , loans on basic commodities at not less than 90 percent ...
... production with the expanding needs of the Nation and the world . Measures to this end include production and marketing quotas measured in terms of barrels , bushels , and bales , loans on basic commodities at not less than 90 percent ...
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... production . Canada has had to pay the price for this rapid progress and today U.S. interests con- trol well over half of all Canadian industrial enterprises , including some 45 percent of manufacturing . While this circumstance could ...
... production . Canada has had to pay the price for this rapid progress and today U.S. interests con- trol well over half of all Canadian industrial enterprises , including some 45 percent of manufacturing . While this circumstance could ...
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