hinery, should beinstalled without having behind it a contract of sufficient dura-tion to help depreciate it. Nearly ever time new machineryis put in it replaces other machinery less efficient, and probab-ly depreciated, but still productive and still competitive. If it were practical and we could… … would sublet some of his presswork, say, to some friendlycompetitor (if he has any) as he often does his binding to thecommercial binder and his composition to the trade composi-tor—it might be a solution. But I venture to say that the only real solution to our over-equipment situation is to create…
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