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... incomes are secured only by participating in production , usually by one's labor but also by the loan of one's property , failure to participate means failure to secure an income . It is the exceptional individual who can antici- pate a ...
... incomes are secured only by participating in production , usually by one's labor but also by the loan of one's property , failure to participate means failure to secure an income . It is the exceptional individual who can antici- pate a ...
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... income as we did in 1937 , nearly $ 5 billion more than we are spending now would be- come available for social ... income and excess profits taxation . Municipalities have to rely for most of their revenue on that most inflexible type ...
... income as we did in 1937 , nearly $ 5 billion more than we are spending now would be- come available for social ... income and excess profits taxation . Municipalities have to rely for most of their revenue on that most inflexible type ...
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... incomes . Approximately one million families paid out amounts equaling or exceeding one half of their annual incomes ... income groups over $ 7,500 . 4. Debts . Among all families , 15 percent are in debt to hospi- tals , physicians ...
... incomes . Approximately one million families paid out amounts equaling or exceeding one half of their annual incomes ... income groups over $ 7,500 . 4. Debts . Among all families , 15 percent are in debt to hospi- tals , physicians ...
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How CULTURAL FACTORS AFFECT FAMILY LIFE | 17 |
Social WelfareInventory and Opportunity | 31 |
SOCIAL WELFARE AND THE EMERGENCE OF THE INDIVIDUAL | 45 |
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