INCREASED PRODUCTION.
Speaking at Dargaville last night, ihe Prime Minister said there are those in our midst who believe" that the Government can quickly remedy all our evils, financial and otherwise. They forgot that these periods of depression and unrest were the result of economic disturbances world-wide in their cause and effects. Speaking of New Zealand, lie said “May I say that the solution lies in a determined effort on the part of all our citizens? It calls for brave hearts and a fixed determination. The main slogan should be increased production. Prices of our marketable products are lower, but the costs of production remain the same. It is through greater effort and increased output on the part of those who are engaged in our industries, both primary and secondary, that we can expect to complete and at the same time maintain a satisfactory standard of living. If good results are not attained by this method, then the only course open is to face the costs in another way. It is essential if we are to compete in the world’s markets to see that enterprise can do so on a basis which will give incentive and encouragement to our citizens.' 1
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3639, 17 May 1927, Page 2
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201INCREASED PRODUCTION. Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3639, 17 May 1927, Page 2
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