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Ch. IV XI Ministers Severally atend
§.12. Trade Ministers
Add Weights and Measures cognizance. √
§ 12. Trade Minister
Enactive
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Art. 1. In addition to
what belongs to Judiciary, Trade
Minister contributes to
give execution and effect
to Trade Laws,
and if as often as he
exercises meliorative suggestive
function
Art. 1. To the Trade Minister it belongs
under the direction of the Prime Minister and the Legislature
it belongs to do whatsoever is perform all such functions/operations as are/to make all such arrangements as are needful, over
and above that those which belong to the Judicial department
towards giving execution and effect to the laws made for
the regulation of trade, and to report from time to time to the Prime Minister
and the Legislature any such changes as to him
shall have appeared requisite.
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Art. 2. Causes of need
for continu frequently
recurring changes in the
Trade Law
1. Effect as to discouragement
and encouragement, produced
intentionally or
unintentionally by
taxation in price by
of different articles by
taxation.
2. On all by difference
in the quantity aggregate of money
when encreased by
addition or diminution
substractive to do if factitious.
3. Obviating of Fraud in
apparent value
4. Effects on particular articles
by the temporarily indispensable
monopoly produced by Patents
Art. 2. How questionable so ever may be
the usefulness of laws made for the direct purpose of giving
factitious encouragement either in the aggregate or in this or that
particular branch in addition to the national and aptly
proportioned encouragement given by the effectual demands, —
need not only for regulations on the subject of trade, but f also moreover
for frequent changes in the matter of these regulations
can not fail can never fail to be produced by a variety causes.
Examples as follows
1. Effect, with and without design 1. In the way of discouragement and repressive effect/vertical prohibition whether
with or without intention m produced by fixative laws
on the prices absolute and comparative of the articles commodities
subject matters on which the taxes are imposed: whereby without any such design discouragement is
given to applied to some and encouragement to others, and thereby a demand/need produced for effects
of a respectively apposite
tendency for the purpose of obviating and counteracting such unintended effects.
2. Effect produced on the prices money of commodities things unmoveable and moveable by
variations in the quantity relative aggregate of money of various sorts as
compared with the aggregate quantity of commodities exposed things unmoveable and moveable destined for
to sale
5 Need of maximizing price and minimizing
false information, thence fraud as to the
need and supply of articles.
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