Word: exportability
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...Administration in the usual time of two years, graduating in January, 1925. The regular first year courses will be open to the new students at mid-years. These include courses in accounting principles, marketing, industrial management, industrial finance, business statistics and also courses in banking principles, foreign trade methods, export sales management and synopsis of engineering problems. Five courses constitute full work...
...some three hundred miles, one day, nearer Europe than is New York, the nearest of the other ports. The steamship companies are glad to dock at Boston and would do so if it were not for the fact that they find no goods on the Boston wharves waiting for export. No ship can be expected to bring cargoes in to port and depart with an empty hold. This freight differential has so blocked the roads that feed the port of Boston that there can be no such exchange and nature has closed the harbor...
...ports. The result of this hearing is in doubt, but it is self-evident that Boston will never become a great port until ships coming there can get return cargoes; and until Boston has a differential equal to that of the other ports. It will never have goods for export on its wharves...
...larger part of the magazine is given over to leading articles contributed by business men and members of the Business School staff. They include papers on "The Taxation of Capital Gains" by Mr. G. O. May, senior partner of Price, Waterhouse & Co; "The Future of American Export Trade" by Dr. Julius Klein '13, director of the United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce; "Bank Management and the Business Cycle" by O. M. W. Sprague '94, Professor of Banking and Finance in the Business School; "Bank Reserves" by Mr. F. H. Curtiss, chairman of the board and federal reserve agent...
...quit fooling ourselves. Let us decide what others of these debtors are good in part, but must be given ample time to pay; emphatically, let us figure whether the payment of these debts--which inevitably must mean a great increase in our import and a heavy decrease in our export trade--is going to prove an asset or a liability for American business...