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Figures compiled -toy the U.Department of Commerce on where the people’s money comes' from and tvbWe It goes Show that the aggregate cost of government in the United States—federal, state, and local-—has become the rival of food as the biggest single charge on the public’s purse. Clothing and shelter have been left far behind.

Such relationships have few peacetime precedents, aiid then only since the war and in the defiicit financing period of the '30s. They therefore provide clear insight into the impact of the rising cost of government, and the consequent burden of taxation to support it, on the people and on

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