Why a World Centre of Industry at San Francisco BayBancroft Company, 1917 - 47 páginas |
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... industrial centers , for payrolls , exchange and reserve purposes . Of course , even the trifling charge of carrying money about our own country might well affect the price of drafts to that extent , and does when banks buy and sell ...
... industrial centers , for payrolls , exchange and reserve purposes . Of course , even the trifling charge of carrying money about our own country might well affect the price of drafts to that extent , and does when banks buy and sell ...
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... industrial enterprises , but whose activities have been confined largely to the prompt collection of their monthly drawing accounts . General Agents In some lines , manufacturers have occasionally found it profit- able to grant an ...
... industrial enterprises , but whose activities have been confined largely to the prompt collection of their monthly drawing accounts . General Agents In some lines , manufacturers have occasionally found it profit- able to grant an ...
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... industrial advances recorded , especially in the second half of the nineteenth century , to which again we were obliged to sacrifice all our time and energy . These industrial advances were stimulated by the high labor cost and the low ...
... industrial advances recorded , especially in the second half of the nineteenth century , to which again we were obliged to sacrifice all our time and energy . These industrial advances were stimulated by the high labor cost and the low ...
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... industrial minerals . These are the things that Latin America has and which she proposes to exchange either for tools with which to get further supplies of raw material or for objects requisite to the ordinary carrying on of a highly ...
... industrial minerals . These are the things that Latin America has and which she proposes to exchange either for tools with which to get further supplies of raw material or for objects requisite to the ordinary carrying on of a highly ...
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... industrial enterprises , but whose activities have been confined largely to the prompt collection of their monthly drawing accounts . General Agents In some lines , manufacturers have occasionally found it profit- able to grant an ...
... industrial enterprises , but whose activities have been confined largely to the prompt collection of their monthly drawing accounts . General Agents In some lines , manufacturers have occasionally found it profit- able to grant an ...
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abroad advantage American Express American Express Company American manufacturers bankers bill of exchange bill of lading Buenos Aires capital cent charge Chile co-operation Commerce Court commodities Company competition Congress corporation cost cotton Cusco customs demand dollars domestic draft duty established Europe European export trade extent facilities fact farmer favor Federal Reserve Federal Reserve Act Federal Trade Commission Foreign Exchange foreign markets foreign trade German important increase industry interest Interstate Commerce Commission Krauthoff labor land Latin America legislation lines loan material matter means ment merchandise merchants methods nature operation organization political port practical present President principal profit proper question railroads railway reason regulation secure selling shipment shippers South America tariff things tion trade acceptances transactions United wages wealth Webb Bill York
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Página 131 - An Act to create a Federal Trade Commission, to define its powers and duties, and for other purposes," approved September twenty-sixth, nineteen hundred and fourteen, shall be construed as extending to unfair methods of competition used in export trade against competitors engaged in export trade, even though the acts constituting such unfair methods are done without the territorial jurisdiction of the United States.