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Present Conditions under the N.R.A.

Present Conditions under the N.R.A. EDWARD P. WARNER FEEL SOMEWHAT embarrassed at having to goes to the very root of the act itself and I take the place which was originally as­ into the very roots of the administration. It signed upon the program to a representative concerns the scope of its basic purpose. We of the National Recovery Administration; must be on guard against a misplaced em­ phasis. because I am by no means able to speak as an insider but merely as an observer of the I remember some twenty years ago there activities of the administration, and of some was formed in the United States an organi­ of their consequences. Like most of you zation which became a sort of a spiritual here, I have from time to time speculated forefather of the League of Nations. It was upon what the outcome is likely to be, upon called the League to Enforce Peace. And a what the natural consequences will be that great deal of emphasis was laid at the time will flow from the activities already initiated upon the fact that this was no weak milk­ and the courses already taken; and upon and-water expression of pious desires, that what http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png American Marketing Journal SAGE

Present Conditions under the N.R.A.

Warner, Edward P.
American Marketing Journal , Volume amj-1 (1): 9 – Jan 1, 1934
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SAGE
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© 1934 American Marketing Association
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0193-1806
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1547-7185
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10.1177/002224293400100103
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EDWARD P. WARNER FEEL SOMEWHAT embarrassed at having to goes to the very root of the act itself and I take the place which was originally as­ into the very roots of the administration. It signed upon the program to a representative concerns the scope of its basic purpose. We of the National Recovery Administration; must be on guard against a misplaced em­ phasis. because I am by no means able to speak as an insider but merely as an observer of the I remember some twenty years ago there activities of the administration, and of some was formed in the United States an organi­ of their consequences. Like most of you zation which became a sort of a spiritual here, I have from time to time speculated forefather of the League of Nations. It was upon what the outcome is likely to be, upon called the League to Enforce Peace. And a what the natural consequences will be that great deal of emphasis was laid at the time will flow from the activities already initiated upon the fact that this was no weak milk­ and the courses already taken; and upon and-water expression of pious desires, that what

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Published: Jan 1, 1934

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