Economics of Labor and Agriculture in Social Welfare
The text critiques labor and agricultural economics as often failing to apply broad social welfare, portraying labor economists as advocates of class struggle and agricultural policies as counter to economic laws. It cites price data from 1933 and 1938, warns against price fixing and subsidies, and argues economics should guide policy over politics and hope.
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Belor
Peple
Color as a Merchandising Force and Mood Shaper
Rotarian writers James McQueeny and Edward Podolsky argue color affects buying moods and fatigue, noting blue for eye relief, blue-green in operating rooms, and even road color reducing glare. They predict color will increasingly guide product design, lighting, and printed materials in daily life.
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James McQueeny
Edward Podolsky
MacQueeny
Podolsky
Stuffed Dates Traditional For Christmas Time
Color is discussed for home decor and energy efficiency. The piece notes colors for tiles walls and radiators to reflect or absorb light, including red green and orange schemes and a claim that light radiator colors can raise heat radiation by up to twenty five percent, reducing fuel costs.
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