The North American Review, Τόμος 240University of Northern Iowa, 1935 |
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Σελίδα 208
... produce more goods and services , more wealth , than will any form of controlled and planned economy . The communists take note of the informa- tion ; they may make good use of it as they proceed with their plans ; but it does not occur ...
... produce more goods and services , more wealth , than will any form of controlled and planned economy . The communists take note of the informa- tion ; they may make good use of it as they proceed with their plans ; but it does not occur ...
Σελίδα 239
... produce ill , but cannot produce good . " But John Dickinson compared the proposed na- tional system to the solar system in which the states were the planets and ought to be left to move freely in their orbits . In other words , the new ...
... produce ill , but cannot produce good . " But John Dickinson compared the proposed na- tional system to the solar system in which the states were the planets and ought to be left to move freely in their orbits . In other words , the new ...
Σελίδα 284
... produced nine and a half million bales , while the rest of the world produced thirteen and a half million bales . For the first time in its long history the South yielded its world supremacy in cotton . The import of these figures ...
... produced nine and a half million bales , while the rest of the world produced thirteen and a half million bales . For the first time in its long history the South yielded its world supremacy in cotton . The import of these figures ...
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