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...Arthur Salter writing on the future of economic nationalism in the current issue of Foreign Affairs lifts the discussion of the present crisis out of the level of immediate economics into politics. The world is faced, as he says, with a choice between a further development of the closed national economic units contained within high tariff walls which we have at present and a breaking down of these barriers to allow international circulation of trade. But it is not merely a choice of two economic systems, it is a choice of two contrasting world orders...
...Will economic nationalism increase or decline?" Salter balances the probabilities and answers that it must decline because it can only be a temporary solution. Modern industrialism is moving steadily toward organization on a larger and larger scale "which is compatible only with secure access to markets which are larger than those comprised within national frontiers". If the inevitable growth of industrialism will eventually supplant nationalism with a world order, nevertheless, as Salter points out, the immediate future may see nations drifting without leadership into a competitive system of closed national units even more dangerous than those we have today. Whether...
...prospects at Ottawa seemed Britain's "Press lords," Baron Beaverbrook and Viscount Rothermere, whose Hearstian papers have a joint circulation of 10,000,000 in the British Isles and who have plugged blatantly for years in favor of something called "Empire Free Trade." Serenely last week Sir Arthur Salter, British economist famed in the U. S. for his scholarly best seller Recovery?The Second Effort ($3), observed: "The misleading phrase 'Empire Free Trade' has caused much confusion in the English public mind...
...London the Prime Minister did not deny widely printed reports that he approves in substance a scheme put forth in book form last week by Sir Arthur Salter, recently resigned as Director of the League of Nations' Economic Section...
...Broadcast Rehearsal" with Contraltc Mildred Hunt, Harry Salter's Orchestra. Comedians Ted Bergman and Herb Polesie, sponsored by Frostilla (hand lotion). Mondays...