The Atlantic Monthly, Том 115Atlantic Monthly Company, 1915 |
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... ment appeared to enjoy inexhaustible financial resources . But four years ago we found it necessary to supplement the customs and excises with the some- what onerous corporation tax ; and now we have a still more onerous income tax ...
... ment appeared to enjoy inexhaustible financial resources . But four years ago we found it necessary to supplement the customs and excises with the some- what onerous corporation tax ; and now we have a still more onerous income tax ...
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... ment agency , would merely give an impetus to the segregation of fixed from contingent income . There is no reason for fearing that the volume of secure investments will ever fall short of all legitimate needs , private or pub- lic ...
... ment agency , would merely give an impetus to the segregation of fixed from contingent income . There is no reason for fearing that the volume of secure investments will ever fall short of all legitimate needs , private or pub- lic ...
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... ment ownership of industries . Broad and vague considerations of public pol- icy would not be granted undisputed sway in such matters , as at present . A statesman proposing a policy of na- tional ownership of railways would be forced ...
... ment ownership of industries . Broad and vague considerations of public pol- icy would not be granted undisputed sway in such matters , as at present . A statesman proposing a policy of na- tional ownership of railways would be forced ...
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... ment for small communities , where in the old days regular , or even , some- times , occasional , dramatic entertain- ment was out of the question . It has also been pointed out that in the larger communities an individual , and more ...
... ment for small communities , where in the old days regular , or even , some- times , occasional , dramatic entertain- ment was out of the question . It has also been pointed out that in the larger communities an individual , and more ...
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... ment . I do not for a moment deny it . In the smaller towns the movies are a boon . I myself would infinitely rather see Cabiria on the motion - picture screen , for that matter , than half the melodramas on Broadway . But the small ...
... ment . I do not for a moment deny it . In the smaller towns the movies are a boon . I myself would infinitely rather see Cabiria on the motion - picture screen , for that matter , than half the melodramas on Broadway . But the small ...
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