MR DANES AND SOCIAL CREDIT
Sr,-It seems to me that the honours k ttk correspondence lie with the nha. They may not have had the Mie orthodox education in economics, Kt*does not necessarily follow that Io gsflemen (frilled in such orthotKj are always right. I remember a me where a New Zealand economist rit at a monetary commission that Krtsfend deposits; and on a later oclafca another economist said that the fibnioion. which started in the United ■dn about 1930, was largely .due to ■iilkg! Everybody knows better Er. thanks to social credit propabdt which includes awareness of EW" According to .Mr Danks ■Sloes not exist although the Year ■nk gives figures in proof to the conny. Under a Social Credit govern■eit’t demonstrated successes there ■S he any recantations of ortho* lay. and Mr Danks’s ' undoubted maty should stand the strain if and dm he, too, sees the light—Yours. FLAMBEAU, legist 30. 1934. BH> correspondence is now closed.— BL, -The Press.”]
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Press, Volume XC, Issue 27442, 31 August 1954, Page 13
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