The Economic Crisis And Foreign Trade
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Abroad lie the richest fields for our enterprise; there lies a prosperity amazing greater than any we have ever enjoyed. The war has advertised our power and resources and goods, and taught us the needs of others. We can increase our exports if we will but open our ports and consent to list in the goods purchased with our goods. Today many [28] THE ECONOMIC CRISIS AND FOREIGN TRADE mills and factories are running on half time, because there is no domestic market for their products, yet the worl...d needs them as never before.
Unless we buy, we cannot sell.
What obscures our vision, that we cannot see where prosperity lies? Is it the vague nebulous notion that we cannot compete with the "pauper" laborers abroad? Let us test this notion. We wish to encourage exports and discourage imports.
But which of these must compete with those "paupers" whom we fear? What is an export?
Is it not goods marketed abroad, or sold there, and are they not sold in competition with the pernicious products of foreign labor?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Abroad lie the richest fields for our enterprise; there lies a prosperity amazing greater than any we have ever enjoyed. The war has advertised our power and resources and goods, and taught us the needs of others. We can increase our exports if we will but open our ports and consent to list in the goods purchased with our goods. Today many [28] THE ECONOMIC CRISIS AND FOREIGN TRADE mills and factories are running on half time, because there is no domestic market for their products, yet the worl...d needs them as never before.
Unless we buy, we cannot sell.
What obscures our vision, that we cannot see where prosperity lies? Is it the vague nebulous notion that we cannot compete with the "pauper" laborers abroad? Let us test this notion. We wish to encourage exports and discourage imports.
But which of these must compete with those "paupers" whom we fear? What is an export?
Is it not goods marketed abroad, or sold there, and are they not sold in competition with the pernicious products of foreign labor?
What to read after The Economic Crisis And Foreign Trade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac Henry Lionberger to read onlineMoreLess
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