^jphis matter of spending is a “round robin” in which
the dollar or its equivalent in wages, profit, value or
gratified desire returns to the original spender. But
when one of us breaks the chain by keeping the dollar
in his pocket and refuses to pass it along only influ
ences others to do the same thing and it leaves the next
in line totally without means to continue the chain.
“Keeping money in circulation” implies just what you
says * * the circulating of money. when you buy, the
merchant requires more goods to replace what you
have taken away. He draws on the manufacturer; the
manufacturer increases production and employs more
labor; as the laborer earns more, he buys more of
clothes, food, furniture, amusement * * the commod
ities which you sell or produce and hence the dollar you
spend comes back to you.
We’ve started on the up-grade to a resumption of
Prosperity now. A noted economist said in convention
in Chicago the other day, “Americans today are con
suming more goods than are being made up tor re
placement at present” This is the fore-runner of in
creased production and increased employment.
Continue spending and the wheels of commerce and
industry will soon be humming in the key of prosper
ity but i)t’s the degree in which you circulate your dol
lars that will determine the tempo of our return to
normalcy.
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