FDR: “Our economic well-being calls for the stimulus that wages, paid in…”

On the recordNovember 8, 1937

Our economic well-being calls for the stimulus that wages, paid in exchange for productive labor, will add to our national income.

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Democratic · New York

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Statement on Cooperation with the Unemployment Census

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