Word: fiscales
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...lion. . . . The cry has been for leadership. Those who shouted most loudly for leadership usually showed the least of that quality themselves. . . . The President prevented industrial strife and warfare. . . . He brought about an international debt moratorium. ... He intervened . . . directed . . . saved . . . settled. . . . The President is now confronted with a serious fiscal situation in the Government itself. . . . Most anyone can suggest a plan for taking money out of the Treasury but no one has suggested a plan for putting more money in. ... I've been told that if the President proposes an increase in taxes he will be defeated for reelection...
...best, as uttered by Tycoon Runciman: "I think we would be very foolish to copy exactly the fiscal policy of the United States of America. . . . Do not let us do here that which would impede the payments which we receive from abroad. ... In the United States that may not do them much harm. That is for them to decide, not us. ... We . . . must not altogether close down the means whereby these remittances reach here. I am expressing my own opinion and others may express theirs if they like...
That in such circumstances the German mark should touch par last week, wise-acres attributed to speculative confidence springing from the fact that Germany had at last taken the Hoover-Laval "initiative" and seemed on the way to a new easing of her threatened fiscal position. But for the Dawes Committee the post-War mark could never have been stabilized on a gold basis. But for the Young Committee it could not have been kept there. But for bright hopes spurting from the proposed new committee the mark might not have hung high last week...
...thus closing his budget year at the end of the calendar year, M. Pietri would scrap the present French fiscal year closing April...
...Edwin Walter Kemmerer of Princeton, famed fiscal diagnostician, was named to represent Federal Reserve Bank of New York at a conference of South American central banks in Lima, Peru next month. Bolivia called the meeting to ponder the mutual fiscal problems of herself and Chile, Peru, Colombia, Ecuador. The central banks of all five countries were established on the advice of Dr. Kemmerer so his attendance was expected, but it is unusual for the Reserve to go out of its official family for its chief representative. Accompanying Dr. Kemmerer will be Allan Sproul and Eric F. Lamb, both...