The qualities denoted by these words are essential to all of us, as we deal with the complex industrial problems of to-day, the problems affecting not merely the accumulation but even more the wise distribution of wealth.
Roosevelt underscores the necessity of honesty and fair dealing in addressing complex economic issues.
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