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It will be seen that all questions of finance and commerce are intimately connected, while those of labor and capital grow out of the conditions they make possible and inevitable.
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Victoria C. Woodhull
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gutenberg.orgIt will be seen that all questions of finance and commerce are intimately connected, while those of labor and capital grow out of the conditions they make possible and inevitable.
Woodhull emphasizes the interconnectedness of finance, commerce, labor, and capital in economic discussions.
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