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But such a policy should be adopted only after calm study of the effects of higher interest rates and other consequences of such a move towards autarky, not during a highly politicized debate between Democrats seeking to embarrass the president, and a White House that has elevated inarticulateness to new heights. Schlesinger: The mercantilist model is a great improvement on what they had under Mao Tse-tung--sheer autarky. Providing for consumption control along the lines of the autarky politics. |
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