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Page 140
... production from normal lines served to reduce the stock of goods ordinar- ily demanded to an extremely small volume so that with the close of the war and the re- laxation of enforced economies , the con- suming public was most ...
... production from normal lines served to reduce the stock of goods ordinar- ily demanded to an extremely small volume so that with the close of the war and the re- laxation of enforced economies , the con- suming public was most ...
Page 142
... production and the wisdom of controlled production . It seems to the writer that such a suggestion fails to take account of fundamental differ- ences in the two fields of production . So far as he can see there are only two situations ...
... production and the wisdom of controlled production . It seems to the writer that such a suggestion fails to take account of fundamental differ- ences in the two fields of production . So far as he can see there are only two situations ...
Page 206
... production , and food can be supplied to workers much more cheaply than at present , and perhaps without any cost , Dr. Hale declared . The profitable market for all that the farmer can produce , whether it be from growing the higher ...
... production , and food can be supplied to workers much more cheaply than at present , and perhaps without any cost , Dr. Hale declared . The profitable market for all that the farmer can produce , whether it be from growing the higher ...
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