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so buying local, in the middle of the depression we passed a thing called the smoot holee law, in which it was buy local, and a lot of people think that's what made the worldwide crisis worse. so yes, it makes a lot of sense right in front of you, but you forget how many people sell abroad. caterpillars. world that are selling construction equipment to china. so just remember, if you buy local, other foreign countries can say the same thing, and then it will hurt other companies. so that's usually a short-term strategy that ends up not working. in terms of manufacturing, manufacturing is really greatly affected by productivity increases. and productivity increases by and large are a good thing. even in 1900, 40% of people were farmers. today, only 2% are farmers. so what does that do to productivity advances? in manufacturing, it makes most sense to think that economy is about producing things. well, today it requires one-quarter of workers to produce the same amount of steel that we did in 1965. one-quarter of the workers in coal mining produces twice of amount of coal that we did befo

herber hoover responded to that recession by enacting the smoot-hallly trare riff act a tax on tens of thousands of imported products, he increased federal 60% in four years, he increased the federal income tax rate from 23% to 63%. these were policies exsended and expanded under franklin roosevelt and as roosevelt's own treasury secretary admitted in 1939, it did not work. the gentleman's history is simply wrong. the depression ended and a great post war economic boom began in 1946. in 1946 democrat harry truman cut federal spending dramatically. in 1946 he cut the federal budget from $80 billion down to $35 billion. he fired 10 million federal employees. it was called demobilization. and the result was the entire postwar economic expansion. mr. speaker, it's said that don't learn from history are bound to repeat it. i fear that the majority party is repeating a failed history of economic contraction at just the time when we need pro-growth policies. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from florida. mr. hastings: i'm very pleased t

so buying local, in the middle of the depression we passed a thing called the smoot holee law, in which it was buy local, and a lot of people think that's what made the worldwide crisis worse. so yes, it makes a lot of sense right in front of you, but you forget how many people sell abroad. caterpillars. world that are selling construction equipment to china. so just remember, if you buy local, other foreign countries can say the same thing, and then it will hurt other companies. so that's usually a short-term strategy that ends up not working. in terms of manufacturing, manufacturing is really greatly affected by productivity increases. and productivity increases by and large are a good thing. even in 1900, 40% of people were farmers. today, only 2% are farmers. so what does that do to productivity advances? in manufacturing, it makes most sense to think that economy is about producing things. well, today it requires one-quarter of workers to produce the same amount of steel that we did in 1965. one-quarter of the workers in coal mining produces twice of amount of coal that we did befo

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