[46] August, 1908.
[47] Beveridge, "Unemployment," p. 21.
[48] Ibid., p. 35.
[49] Beveridge, "Unemployment," p. 65.
[50] The managers of Trusts have pointed out that in order to keep their highly skilled men, they have to sell often at a loss; and they give this as the reason for what is called "dumping" their goods into foreign markets. In other words, in order not to lower prices in America during periods of depression due to overproduction, they sell their goods at a loss abroad.—Industrial Commission, Vol. I, p. 282,
[51] Beveridge, "Unemployment," p. 182.
[52] Mr. Roosevelt in the Outlook, 1909, p. 622.
[53] P. 24.
[54] Americana, Vol. I, Subj. Adulteration.
[55] Encyclopædia Britannica, Vol. I, p. 51.