WANTED—CONFIDENCE.
COALITION WILL BBING IT. I Confidence" is the key-note of the future. There is no doubt that\ political events play a very bigl part in the 'establishment of such a confidence, as was clearly demonstrated in the brighter outlook noticeable in marketing and financial circles after the results of the British Elections became known. ' This holds true in New Zealand, as not only investors and business men, but farmers and workers generally, are postponing new ventures and restricting their normal extensions ancl improvements tmtil they can see something brighter for the, future. ■ The recent formation of the Coalition Cabinet has done much to revive this spirit of confidence, as it is generally felt that such a determined and co-ordinated effort ■must react benefi.ciallj? upon conditions in the country. The return of the Coalition Government at the (forthcoming elections will undoubtedly create confidence in the future. Money willbe released for the encouragement of new enterprises and the development of existing industries, thus leading to the absorption of the unemployed, and a much better outlook for the future. » - . • • (Published by. arrangement.)-
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 116, 12 November 1931, Page 7
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