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... industry which we have come to call " capitalism " or the " free enterprise " system . From Europe poured forth over the earth a flood of explorers , mis- sionaries , colonists , fortune hunters , soldiers , and governors who built new ...
... industry which we have come to call " capitalism " or the " free enterprise " system . From Europe poured forth over the earth a flood of explorers , mis- sionaries , colonists , fortune hunters , soldiers , and governors who built new ...
Page 539
... industrial production , including all railways , 80 % of heavy industry , 60 % of light industry , 90 % of all bank- ing , half of all wholesale , and a third of all retail , trade . Athough accumulation of capital proceeded slowly ...
... industrial production , including all railways , 80 % of heavy industry , 60 % of light industry , 90 % of all bank- ing , half of all wholesale , and a third of all retail , trade . Athough accumulation of capital proceeded slowly ...
Page 636
... industry ; and only one - sixth to agriculture and village industry , although these segments of the economy were expected to provide almost half the increase of national income . By the end of the Plan , it was hoped that grain output ...
... industry ; and only one - sixth to agriculture and village industry , although these segments of the economy were expected to provide almost half the increase of national income . By the end of the Plan , it was hoped that grain output ...
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