 | 1922 - 226 sider
...will see to it that they are stopped. A NATIONAL POLICY FOR LAND UTILIZATION. By Dr. RICHARD T. EIY, of Wisconsin. INTRODUCTION. The subject assigned to...statesmanship of the broadest type. 92640— H, Doc. 195, 67-2—8 Let us turn from the scholar to the practical man of affairs, " The Empire Builder," the late... | |
 | Frank Backus Williams - 1922 - 772 sider
...great. As a motto the Institute has taken the following words written by Professor Frank A. Fetter . My own conviction has long been that the land question...problem calling for statesmanship of the broadest type. The character of the Institute is further indicated by the Board of Trustees, which consists of the... | |
 | Michael Ivanovitch Rostovtzeff - 1922 - 312 sider
...ECONOMICS Land Values by ' GBL Arner, Ph. D. Institute for Research in Land Economics "UNDER ALL, THE LAND" "My own conviction has long "been that the land question...transcends any restricted field of economics and that it ie fundamental to national survival and national welfare. It is truly a problem calling for statesmanship... | |
 | Michael Ivanovitch Rostovtzeff - 1922 - 316 sider
...of Wisconsin. "UKDER ALL, THE LA2ID" ''My o\vn conviction has long teen that the land question fc.r transcends any restricted field of economics and that it is fundamental to national survival and nations! welfare. It is truly a problem calling for statesmanship of the broadest type." - Professor... | |
 | Blake Snyder, Wilmot Lippincott - 1925 - 744 sider
...is from one of our leaders of economic thought, Prof. Frank A. Fetter, of Princeton University, who says : My own conviction has long been that the land...problem calling for statesmanship of the broadest type. THE INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH IN LAND ECONOMICS AND PUBLIC UTILITIES The Institute has for its purpose... | |
 | William Bennett Bizzell - 1926 - 300 sider
...ascribe to heaven." — SHAKESPEARE. "My own conviction has long been that the land question far -v transcends any restricted field of economics and that...problem calling for statesmanship of the broadest type." ^ — PROFESSOR FRANK A. FETTER. v<. "Under all is the land. Upon its wise utilization and widely £.... | |
 | 1923 - 1186 sider
...on our measure of success in achieving national prosperity and national welfare. On the other liand, in the measure that we fail we must in that measure...problem calling for statesmanship of the broadest type." Let us turn from the scholar to the practical man of affairs, "The Empire Builder," the late James... | |
 | Richard Theodore Ely - 1922 - 334 sider
...VOLUME II • - ft t»i? * S"! . COST AND INCOME IN LAND UTILIZATION BY RICHARD T. ELY, Ph. D., LL D. "My own conviction has long been that the land question...problem calling for statesmanship of the broadest type." — Professor Frank A. Fetter COPYRIGHT 1922 RT ELY. Director FOR THE INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH IN LAND... | |
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My own conviction has long been that the land question far transcends any restricted field of economics, and that it is fundamental to national survival and national welfare. It is truly a problem calling for statesmanship of the broadest type. 