Graphic Presentation

These three charts give the complete picture of corporation income-tax returns in the metal-minirig industry. They indicate that all mines are not "bonanzas." In fact, many mining corporations re(>ort no net income each year.

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A. EfFect of Walk-Oufs in the United States on Business From 1936 to June 1938.

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B. Movennents of Prices of Leading Agricultural Commodities With Range of Prices for 1929-34 and Weekly Quotations Subsequently.

A change in the type of data resulted in this chart with range bars from 1929 to 1934 and a curve from 1934 to June 1936.

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GRAPHIC PRESENTATION

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