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ordars.abieb means Cleft the State.bas pad toi.taisle.kripmeat
. a colossal price, es cowered to the cost pries, ttens ensuring
illegal profits. . •
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At all 'vests, andespecially bosky, the State-can no
longer allow over-spending for the metallurgical industry, like-
wise it setarot allow the interpriser i a profit to reach 1.000%
while the living conditions of the workmen, employees and techni-
ciens are under the level, and the State mat apply new takes in
order to cover the maintenance of such an expensive industry.
Therefore, we considered that for the interest of the
State, of the national defence, of a good managing of State orders
and of a wise social valley we must ssot allow the enterpriser to
collect provoking benefits to the detriment of the State and of the
woitusen. Ve have thus deemed it necessary . to change completely
the legal regime of this industry.
As the State has invested a large capital in this industry,.
the State being also the representative of all the orders which .•
are being carried out in this enterprise, it is only natural
that the Stets should become also the possessor of rights, not
only the supporter of all burdens.
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