EMPIRE ECONOMICS
LONDON, Oof. 4. “The Empire is creaking in al| its joints. Its economic policy of from hand to mouth is too indefinite,’' says Sir Abe Bailey, in a letter to the Times. ‘ ‘ Quotas, ’ he says, ‘ ‘ represent a policy of despair. In a leading article, referring to Rie letter, the Times .says that neither Britain nor the Dominions would benefit if the British market were allowed to sink into chaos. Quotas had not reduced Empire trade, but, on the contrary,. Dominions exports had been greatly increased.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18528, 15 October 1934, Page 7
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