Word: reductionism
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He charged that John B. Burnham, President of the American Game Protective and Propagation Association, had influenced the Department of Agriculture to refuse reductions in hunting privileges "widely demanded in the interest of the preservation of game." He argued that most of the income of the Game Protective Association comes...
¶ Mr. Coolidge appeared at a press conference in the trousers and vest of a cutaway and the coat of a gray sack suit. He explained that he had just-slipped into another coat after posing for a portrait. He let the correspondents know that he favored voluntary consolidations of...
"Germany certainly has no desire for the development of European economic life on the basis of high tariff. Germany, however, cannot go the way of general tariff reduction or even the entire removal of tariff barriers which perhaps alone would be sufficient to afford relief from the world's...
Just as Wall Street began to hesitate over a possible rise in the New York Reserve rate, however, the bold rate-cut of the Bank of England (see below) lent encouragement. In the face of this reduction, an advance in the Reserve rate is thought quite unlikely.
Meantime, opponents of the Baldwin Government have not hesitated to attribute the current British business depression to this "high money policy." Prof. John Maynard Keynes in particular has assailed the gold resumption as a cause of unemployment and slackness in the British export trade. The cut in the Bank rate...