Saving and Investment in the American Enterprise System: An Analysis of Testimony on this Subject Presented May 16-26. 1939, in Washington, D. C., Under the Direction of the Securities and Exchange Commission, in the Hearings of the Temporary National Economic Committee |
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absorption of external Altman amount automobile average billion dollars Bureau of Economic capital consumption capital formation capital outlays capital requirements cent Company construction consumer credit corporate saving decade decline demand demolition depletion allowances depreciation allowances depreciation and depletion depreciation reserve depression depression period dividends durable dwelling units earned effect estimates excess expenditures factors federal Federal Reserve Board financing forecasts Fritz Lehmann funds future Hansen housing income stream increase individual savings industries intangible assets internal inventory issues known new capital Kuznets long-term ment Moody's National Bureau National Economic Committee National Resources Committee non-financial corporations number of families obsolescence outlet period plant and equipment present private enterprise productive capacity prosperity purchase railroads saving and dissaving saving and investment savings absorbed savings available Simon Kuznets Statistics Stettinius STREET CHICAGO substantial technological Temporary National Economic testimony tion trend Twenties U. S. Steel unincorporated Verbatim Record volume