While our industry and commerce must be based upon incentive to the individual, yet the national interest requires a certain degree of cooperation between individuals in order that we may reduce and eliminate industrial waste, lay the foundation for constant decrease in production and distribution costs, and thereby obtain the fundamental increase in wages and standards of living.
Herbert Hoover: “While our industry and commerce must be based upon incentive to the individual, yet the national interest requires a…”
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Message to the Convention of the American Trade Association Executives.
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