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Every once in a while I read or hear that private enterprise in this country is on its last wobbly legs. On the one hand there are the dreamers and schemers who are blueprinting a plan for a super-social welfare system that will take care of all our needs without the sordid grubbing for profit in wh...

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Published in:The Journal of risk and insurance 1950-03, Vol.17 (1), p.90
Main Author: Randall, Jesse W
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Mercantilism
Private enterprise
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Summary:Every once in a while I read or hear that private enterprise in this country is on its last wobbly legs. On the one hand there are the dreamers and schemers who are blueprinting a plan for a super-social welfare system that will take care of all our needs without the sordid grubbing for profit in which we business men engage. And on the other hand we have the reactionaries who, moaning about the "good old days," are unwilling or unable to face the fact that history is never static, and are sitting back in apathy to await the...
ISSN:0022-4367
1539-6975