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...sick will definitely result in a postponement of recovery. Such a control will strike at the producer as well as labor. The manufacturer must choose between one of two alternatives: he must either reorganize his system on a part-time-shift basis which will be costly, or he can restrict his total business using the present personnel on the thirty-hour basis. Both represent a handicap. As for the effect on labor, the present legislation will force a shortening of hours in many industries, and there will result a decrease in the total wages paid to labor. Certainly there...
...processing tax will not necessarily become operative with respect to all commodities. If a satisfactory price could be reached and maintained by trade agreements no tax would be imposed. . . . The chances are that the tax would start at a relatively low figure so as not to restrict retail sales and thus reduce consumption. . . . I would feel that the policy of the bill were being defeated should as a result of a 3? processing tax on cotton an excessive increase in price be passed on to the consumer. The cotton farmer obtains approximately 5? for the cotton in a shirt which...
Ominously Minister of Commerce Louis Serre last week served notice that France will continue her recent efforts to restrict imports. "The policy I intend to follow," he said, "consists of denunciation of existing accords, deconsolidation of the consolidated rates and the establishment of new tariff rates as a substitute for quotas...
...complete prostration of business. Obviously, first of all, is the plan for a national bank holiday of about a week, during which the government can inaugurate relief measures. Secondly, it is proposed that the President be given extraordinary powers under the "Trading with Enemies" act of 1917, to restrict gold shipments. Thirdly it is suggested that there be an issue of clearing-house certificates, based on bank deposits, in order to furnish a scrip money as a medium of exchange during the period of the holiday. Finally, many have favored at least a partial guarantee of deposits by the Federal...
...their second year of graduate work have been selected, and there are at present in Mathematics A some who have scarcely attained their majority. While it is true that these men may exceed most of their contemporaries in maturity and initiative, the stringent requirements for an advanced degree necessarily restrict the time at their disposal for teaching duties...