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Cooperation
Soule, George | May 17, 1922 issue

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In this article, the author focuses on the book "The Consumer's Cooperative Movement," by Sidney Webb and Beatrice Webb. Prices of agricultural raw materials are about 35 per cent above the 1914 level. Prices of animal products, in the raw stage, are nearly the same as in 1914. Forest products and mineral products are higher, but only enough to bring the average for raw materials to 45 per cent above 1914. The banker tells the wage-earner that wages must fail to the level of prices of raw materials and manufactured products. The wage-caner does not see it. Roger Babson, major prophet of minor business, has become alarmed for the future of some of his clients.

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CONSUMERS' Cooperative Movement, The (Book); WEBB, Beatrice; WEBB, Sidney; RAW materials; INCOME; WAGES; BANKERS
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