Show 1 X aalf ll i J ij r k 1 alil 1 0 OF P ai S r I 1 n lot T K TYPICAL SUPPLY SOURCES CliA ADVERSELY AFFECTED ADVERSELY AHMED forms 7 c lation STRIKE wholesalers forests R RR R CENTER RR PP jobbers jobber mines wet wet water r warehouses oil 01 G go as walls motor wage reverse revenue motor moto Reto lors air air factories losses salesman mills adversely adversely buyon buyers electric power affected aiels fuels imports exports T im e I 1 1 I 1 1 1 TYPICAL GENERAL EFFECTS retail trades goat finances A adversely affected adversely affected food stores income tax losses lassos clothing stores excise tax ta losses cigar stores corporation toi tax losses dept stores retail sales tan tai losses drug stores tox tait losses public motor cars Prop etly clyto tax losses loises insurance admissions toi tax losses amusements increased relief costs the chart above shows how bow the chief effects of a strike begin immediately ined lately to spread in all directions back at the supply sources cancelled orders for or raw and semi finished materials and equipment tend to create additional unemployment and lost business in ever widening circles in distribution channels sales employment and incon income e fall ot off more or less sharply TL transportation ansour revenues shrink curtailed business and thin pocketbooks at the strike center in the supply sources and distribution nod and transportation channels result la in generally reduced retail trade smaller tax collections increased relief burdens this picture of the long trail of losses even much simplified as it Is indicates any economists cannot estimate esli male ID advance the total cost of 0 a F f studies of atie lr ns 9 from ron p st rikes sno snoa A hil abol ia 1 r tal cot mount to an w ti TC ro i 6 to t mes the he value of 0 I 1 P lost by men thrown out of rl ri at the strike it ia alf |