Economics in the Secondary School
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3. Various other sources of revenue, very briefly treated.
B. Public Expenditure: 1. Great advantages which spring from wise public expenditure.
2. The waste of public money; the unwisdom of it; its causes and possible remedies.
3. Great increase in public expenditures; rea- sons and how far justified.
PART II I. THE CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES.
A. Brief consideration of natural resources of United States; how these resources have been wasted; the squandering of the national do- main; the... vast importance of conservation, or making the use which will be wisest in the long run.
B. Conservation of resources in private hands: diffusion of knowledge of necessity for and methods of soil preservation, irrigation, drain- age, etc. ; national and state laws to encourage private owners to preserve forests, etc. ; taking private lands for public reservations.
C. Conservation of public domain: i. Extent and value of what remains; folly of virtually giving away any part of it; neces- sity of using it for good of all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3. Various other sources of revenue, very briefly treated.
B. Public Expenditure: 1. Great advantages which spring from wise public expenditure.
2. The waste of public money; the unwisdom of it; its causes and possible remedies.
3. Great increase in public expenditures; rea- sons and how far justified.
PART II I. THE CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES.
A. Brief consideration of natural resources of United States; how these resources have been wasted; the squandering of the national do- main; the... vast importance of conservation, or making the use which will be wisest in the long run.
B. Conservation of resources in private hands: diffusion of knowledge of necessity for and methods of soil preservation, irrigation, drain- age, etc. ; national and state laws to encourage private owners to preserve forests, etc. ; taking private lands for public reservations.
C. Conservation of public domain: i. Extent and value of what remains; folly of virtually giving away any part of it; neces- sity of using it for good of all.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Haynes to read onlineMoreLess
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