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The article explores the economic development in Canada as of 1953. After 350 years of development, the country has become one of the richest countries in the world because of its abundant natural resources. The country is one of the greatest producers and exporters of high-grade minerals and other important resources in the world. The country is also developing its real estate which is larger than the U.S.

Expresses opinion about the gold old days of prosperity in the U.S. Economic condition of the country in the late 1930's; Factors that affects the value of goods; Actions made by the government during the economic crises.

Refutes the claims by U.S. Federal Reserve System Chairman William McChesney Martin Jr. that the country needs to expand its economy in order to avoid another depression. Opinion on his belief that recessions and depressions are inescapable retribution for the maladjustments of prosperity; Argument against his claim that insufficient concern for the external status of the dollar was a factor in the severity of the 1929 depression; History to which he appeals in asking to place the international value and status of the dollar above all considerations of economic policy.

Focuses on the aspects of a democratic government. Comparison effect of communism and democracy on the society; Factors offsetting the power of centralized management; Overview on the hazards faced by democratic communities worldwide; Claim that the democracy, as it has been elaborated in the advanced nations of the West, is simply not an option for all nations, whatever their level of cultural and economic development.

Presents a letter to the editor about economic expansion.

Considers several opinion on the expansion program of New Haven, Connecticut. Dividend rate at New Haven; Implications of the New York Central terminal improvements for New Haven; Views on railroading in New Haven.

Comments on various economic and social issues in the U.S. as of September 1967. Opinion on the improvement of the economy through expansion; Prevalence of racial riots in the country; Proposals from the government concerning automobile insurance.

Offers opinion on the factors to consider to achieve economic recovery. Need to increase taxes; Requirement to produce revenue; Advantages of severe economy and the imposition of sufficient taxes.