A TESTING TIME
PERIOD FOLLOWING THE WAR
MORI-: IX 'J Ti 11X A TlO XA L TRADE
"It would be Avell that at this stage everyone should realise that a time will come when our financial and general economic system will be subjected to a test not less severe than that of warlime—The period immediately following the Avar.
"It was most important that Sir Kingsley Wood should raise this point, and he did not neglect to do so. Anyone who imagines that when the war is over we.* can quickly return to the conditions of the prewar period is living in a fool's paradise. Much invaluable experience has been gained during this war from which the fullest advantage must be derived. "Sir Kingsley Wood insisted that in the period' when it will be a primary objective to expand international trade it will be essential to regulate the pent-up demand and to take' steps to prevent what happened after the last war—an inflationary boom. "The financial and economic controls which have served the war effort will be needed at the conclusion of hostilities not less than now."—The Spectator, London.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 05, Issue 86, 3 August 1942, Page 2
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188A TESTING TIME Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 05, Issue 86, 3 August 1942, Page 2
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