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The author analyzes government finance under the strain of modern warfare, explaining how fiscal policy becomes a tool for mobilizing resources and restraining civilian consumption to supply the armed forces. He evaluates alternatives to persistent borrowing, including direct taxation and a proposed levy on capital, and warns of the perils of currency inflation. The work surveys banking consolidation, company law reforms, and stock-market practices such as bonus shares, and contrasts proposals for state control of banking with private management. It also considers international currency stability, the use of foreign capital, and socio-economic schemes like guild socialism in the context of postwar reconstruction and taxation.
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