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We can not sell to others who do not produce, nor can we buy unless we produce at home.
Said by
Warren G. Harding
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gutenberg.orgWarren G. Harding: “We can not sell to others who do not produce, nor can we buy unless we produce at home.”
Editor's note · Context
Harding points out the interdependence of production and trade, asserting that both must occur for economic viability.
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