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... Industry These are just a few of the ideas being churned out by a new cottage The New York Times , Inc. , All rights reserved . Reprinted by permission . READING BETWEEN THE LINES Income per person in Japan and. The Productivity Slowdown ...
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... industries , besides perhaps the Hollywood movie industry , in which we have an advantage ? In the 1930s , Congress passed the Smoot - Hawley Act , an act that increased taxes on imports to 60 percent , provoking widespread retaliation ...
... industries , besides perhaps the Hollywood movie industry , in which we have an advantage ? In the 1930s , Congress passed the Smoot - Hawley Act , an act that increased taxes on imports to 60 percent , provoking widespread retaliation ...
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... industries in the United States today are apparel and textiles . It has been estimated that the total protection on ... industry costs close to $ 80,000 a year ; and one job in the carbon , steel , and auto industries costs more than ...
... industries in the United States today are apparel and textiles . It has been estimated that the total protection on ... industry costs close to $ 80,000 a year ; and one job in the carbon , steel , and auto industries costs more than ...
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