Die Preußische Gewerbesteuer

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Identifikator:: 1741634059

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-115551

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Author:: Hog, Hermann http://d-nb.info/gnd/133486184; Arens, Richard

Title:: Die Preußische Gewerbesteuer

Edition:: 3., erg. u. verb. Aufl.

Place of publication:: Berlin

Publisher:: Heymann

Year of publication:: 1926

Scope:: VIII, 213 S.

Digitisation:: 2020

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: D. Auszug aus dem Einkommensteuergesetz vom 10. August 1925 (RGBI. I S. 189) ( GStG.)

Collection:: Economics Books

62 THE SHADOW OF THE WORLD’S FUTURE of her very mountainous territory. Spain and Portugal live practically within themselves. Great Britain, Belgium, Holland, Italy, France and Germany, on the other hand, are supporting their populations largely by the exchange of industrial products for food-stuffs. Before the Great War, Russia and Rumania, and both before and since the war, Australia, the Argentine, Canada and India have supplied great quantities of food-stuffs to the industrial countries, and could prob- ably supply much more whenever world-conditions are favourable. The fallacy of a somewhat common assumption, viz., that all countries are virtually living, or can live, on their agricultural activity, has been clearly pointed out by Prof. East. The crude form of error in esti- mates is that a country tilling so many acres is support- ing its entire population thereon, and the balance untilled could support per unit of area the same numbers. Japan, for example, East estimates, feeds only 40 millions through the use of her cultivated areas. In the cases shown hereunder his estimates are that the proportions fed through the country’s own agriculture are as follows :— Germany, 72 per cent.; France, 70 per cent.; Italy, 64 per cent.; and Belgium 37 per cent. and that on the average the area, expressed in acres, devoted to the support of one person is actually Germany, 2-0; France, 2-3; Italy, 2-4; and Belgium, Ferr. Higher estimates exist for France; and it is to be noted that Germany’s recent improvements in agriculture, by planting out seedlings, etc., will no doubt enable her to meet the agricultural needs of her people more fully. East suggests that for the world as a whole, 2-5 acres per person are necessary. °° Can this be

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