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[[image]] Economics American Style Her mother could carry a day's purchases under one arm; she needs a cart. Why? Greater values, better quality, better wages -- brought about by better production methods -- always increase sales. And when millions of women buy cart loads instead of arm loads, millions of new jobs are created, at better pay, and more stable employment. It's the same with automobiles, clothing, everything else -- values are what create buyers and buyers are all that can create jobs. If the value of an article is great enough, the man who makes it will have a job, but if the value isn't there, all the laws in the world can't make people buy. And, of course, value comes from modern machines well used... manager plus worker. That's economics, American style.