Word: planned
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...valorem. Valued at its foreign selling price, it will pay a duty of about $14.18. By applying U. S. valuation ($43.30) and maintaining the duty at $14.18, the ad valorem rate would be scaled down to about 18.89%. The remoteness, the complexity, the juggling opportunities of this valuation plan weighed heavily against its ultimate adoption...
...Squibb Plan thus would have an income of $10 on the common stock it bought with the retailer's money. If the retailer's purchases come to $600 in the next year, Squibb Plan gets 10% ($60), and another 10% ($10) on the increase in the retailer's purchases. So all told Squibb Plan gets $80. Out of this it pays the retailer 6% ($30) on his money. Of the remaining profit ($50) half goes back to the parent company and the rest ($25) is prorated among the retailers in proportion to the amount of their direct...
...more dividends are paid the retailer would still get his 6% and probably something besides from Squibb Plan. But either increase in dividends or increase in his Squibb purchases will add to the retailer's profit...
...extra inducement to go into the plan, Squibb is offering to every retailer whose purchases average more than $100 a month for the 15 months ending Dec. 31, 1930, the opportunity to buy directly, at $50 a share, as many shares of Squibb common as he holds of Squibb Plan...
...Squibb also has a plan for installment stock purchases by employes...