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Thus New England , with her relatively equal distribution of wealth , favored direct taxation , whereas the Southern colonies , because of the nature of their land tenure , drifted away from direct taxation .
Thus New England , with her relatively equal distribution of wealth , favored direct taxation , whereas the Southern colonies , because of the nature of their land tenure , drifted away from direct taxation .
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However , all taxes had to be uniform throughout the United States , a direct tax could be levied only by apportionment among the states in accordance with population , and no export duty could be levied ( Art . I , sec . 9 ) .
However , all taxes had to be uniform throughout the United States , a direct tax could be levied only by apportionment among the states in accordance with population , and no export duty could be levied ( Art . I , sec . 9 ) .
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Most of its disbursements went for direct relief in cash and in kind . At the height of the program in January , 1935 , re- lief families were receiving $ 30.45 a month , and the Federal government was supplying 74 per cent of total ...
Most of its disbursements went for direct relief in cash and in kind . At the height of the program in January , 1935 , re- lief families were receiving $ 30.45 a month , and the Federal government was supplying 74 per cent of total ...
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Contents
The Meaning and Basic Trends of Financial History | 1 |
Monetary and International Fi nancial Policies | 4 |
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| Title | Financial History of the United States: Fiscal, Monetary, Banking, and Tariff, Including Financial Administration and State and Local Finance, Volume 2 Financial History of the United States: Fiscal, Monetary, Banking, and Tariff, Including Financial Administration and State and Local Finance, Herman Edward Krooss |
| Authors | Paul Studenski, Herman Edward Krooss |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | McGraw-Hill, 1963 |
| Length | 605 pages |
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