The Saturation Point on American Spending and Prices
The article notes per capita income reached $1200 postwar peak while dollars bought less, driven by higher payrolls and costs in industry farming and retail. It argues improved production and labor output curb price rises, warning that mass production and lower margins face limits as costs push prices up.
The Tragedy of England and Socialist Policy
A critique arguing socialism erodes wealth and incentive, citing England's Labour government as causing red tape, stagnation, and industrial decline. The author extols American capitalism as the source of innovation and growth, claiming freedom and initiative built the nation while socialism halves vitality and rewards mediocrity.
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TVA Finances Taxpayer Funded Agency Faces Reform
A measure will require the Tennessee Valley Authority to pay interest on funds at the Treasury rate. Observers call it the most drastic TVA fiscal reform yet, aiming to end long-standing subsidies and tax advantages while preserving public aims. Critics warn of broader socialist implications and erosion of private utility competition.
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Hunting a Scapegoat in Price Increases Debate
A critical look at who bears blame for high prices and inflation. The piece argues government actions, budgets, profits, and wage gains all influence costs, noting industry faces pressure to invest and reserve for future demand. It warns against simple scapegoating of manufacturers while urging restraint in non essential government spending.
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England Socialism Under Labour Looms In American Eye
The piece discusses the American view of Britain's experiment with socialism under the Labour government. It notes close kinship with England, shared history, and a strong interest in how ideology may override liberty in the Labour plan as observed by American writers including Henry Hazlitt.
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Canada
Henry Hazlitt
Newsweek
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England’s Labor woes and the fate of British cinema
The piece surveys postwar Britain amid coal and food shortages and a lean economy, noting Labor strife with Attlee and a rise of communist influence. It discusses the 75 percent profits tax on American films, Hollywood’s dominance, Cripps’s motives, and potential shifts in public mood, concluding that despite hardships England may yet prevail due to character and history.
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Stafford Cripps
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