Foreign Exchange
Foreign Exchange
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The element of hazard, lack of knowledge and desire for gain of the private creditors of Italy are important elements in de- termining the enormous cost to Ital- ians of credits for their purchases for war needs. To the extent that the United States, for example, furnishes credits to Italy, Italian purchasers only pay the ordinary war prices, but precisely to the extent that private credit is extended to Italy, Italy at present is paying approximately ten per cent, interest and a hundred per ce...nt, bonus on the credits extended to her. This should be immediately corrected.
[44] FOREIGN EXCHANGE This egregious example will dem- onstrate the importance of obtaining for Italy sufficient credits at fair rates to cover her purchases during the war, and it illustrates precisely and fully the necessity of pro- viding the United States with like credit facilities at fair rates for purchasing from Spain, from the European neutrals and from other nations where there is a deprecia- tion of the currency of the United States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The element of hazard, lack of knowledge and desire for gain of the private creditors of Italy are important elements in de- termining the enormous cost to Ital- ians of credits for their purchases for war needs. To the extent that the United States, for example, furnishes credits to Italy, Italian purchasers only pay the ordinary war prices, but precisely to the extent that private credit is extended to Italy, Italy at present is paying approximately ten per cent, interest and a hundred per ce...nt, bonus on the credits extended to her. This should be immediately corrected.
[44] FOREIGN EXCHANGE This egregious example will dem- onstrate the importance of obtaining for Italy sufficient credits at fair rates to cover her purchases during the war, and it illustrates precisely and fully the necessity of pro- viding the United States with like credit facilities at fair rates for purchasing from Spain, from the European neutrals and from other nations where there is a deprecia- tion of the currency of the United States.
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