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Page 122
... investment decisions made long ago . Our future and the future of those who come after will be shaped by our investment decisions . Choosing capital investments means choosing the future . There is no permanent answer to the question of ...
... investment decisions made long ago . Our future and the future of those who come after will be shaped by our investment decisions . Choosing capital investments means choosing the future . There is no permanent answer to the question of ...
Page 123
... investment and public investment , is the subject of planning ; and the answers will depend on a mixture of economic and political conditions . The issue is not just one of mount- ing a temporary jobs program . It is how to maintain a ...
... investment and public investment , is the subject of planning ; and the answers will depend on a mixture of economic and political conditions . The issue is not just one of mount- ing a temporary jobs program . It is how to maintain a ...
Page 148
... investment when the private sector does not think it is sufficiently profitable ? The answer is that the government should have been concerned with re- turns to the total public - the taxpayers — not just the private investors . In this ...
... investment when the private sector does not think it is sufficiently profitable ? The answer is that the government should have been concerned with re- turns to the total public - the taxpayers — not just the private investors . In this ...
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