FROZEN SHARES
LONDON CRITICISM
LONDON, February 17.
It makes no difference to the war effort how frequently existing assets change hands. The financial editor" of the "Daily Telegraph" claims this in commenting on the Australian plan of financial control. The notion that it is as important to control the transfer of existing capital as to direct the flow of new capita] is fallacious, he says.
"The proposed bah on the sale or investment of capita] is even more objectionable than profit-pegging," the
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIII, Issue 43, 20 February 1942, Page 6
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