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1 1 Economic Adjustment The Jewish immigrant has certainly played a significant role in the economic development of ... contributing to the economies of their new homelands - to the mutual reward of these countries and themselves .
1 1 Economic Adjustment The Jewish immigrant has certainly played a significant role in the economic development of ... contributing to the economies of their new homelands - to the mutual reward of these countries and themselves .
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Economic deproletarization was even more accelerated than in the United States . The Jews supplied vitally necessary economic functions to Argentine trade and industry and the door to the middle class was wide open for them .
Economic deproletarization was even more accelerated than in the United States . The Jews supplied vitally necessary economic functions to Argentine trade and industry and the door to the middle class was wide open for them .
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Just as free competition in the economic field will achieve economic equilibrium , social and political equilibrium will be achieved by free trade in ideas . Once adopted , however , the free market analogy must be fully pursued .
Just as free competition in the economic field will achieve economic equilibrium , social and political equilibrium will be achieved by free trade in ideas . Once adopted , however , the free market analogy must be fully pursued .
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I | 15 |
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