New York, Jan. 3.
Reports made public to-day by Standards Statistics Bureau predicted better conditions during 1981 but they warned that any stabilized condition of improvement cannot be expected with any degree of confidence before the middle of the According to the Standards Statistics Bureau, the decline of the Purchasing power of the workers of the country is both the cause and effect of widespread unemployment. This decline in the purchasing power Jof the masses is held by the experts to be the dominant factor in pro-Jonging the prevailing period of economic depression.
perts of the Standards} Statistics Bureau pointed out their prognostications that the eu rent annual income rate for all workers in the United States totals only about G.$85,000,000,000 where-fas at the peak of conditions a year: ago the carrot workers' income: Press, totalled—G.$44,600,000,000.—United
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