Technocracy not the cause of unemployment says Babson Park editor
A Babson Park Florida editorial argues that technocracy is a passing fad and not the root of unemployment. It cites 1930 employment levels, over speculation, tariffs, and market contraction, asserting machinery has not caused widespread job loss and urging stronger domestic and foreign purchasing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson Park
Florida
Europe
India
China
Inside Out: Push to Use Cash for Jobs and Higher Consumption
The author argues for broadening buying to restore employment and economic growth. He proposes a national advertising push and converting workers into sales roles, scrap obsolete machinery, and replace it with new capital to lift purchasing power and profits, citing a 1933 copyright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers Financial Bureau
Chinese Women and the Role of Native Women in China
The article notes that women in China are typically central to the home and domestic affairs. It describes old-fashioned Chinese women as wise strong and practical heads of families across classes and stresses the heavy life burden they bear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Also Mentioned on This Page
Genuine Hope
Stevens
Heather
Heather Sox
Scout Percales
Union
Emmy Lou Haller
University of Pittsburgh
School of Engineering
United States
Cti
New
Elyrian’s
Eau de Lavande
Cologne