This consideration is of course scouted as heretical by orthodox economists; but it counts for much in the workaday world, where tariff wars and commercial treaty bargainings unfortunately still distract the energies of mankind.
Light has been thrown on the bargainings between Italy and Prussia by the Memoirs of General Govone, who found Bismarck a hard bargainer.
Yves Guyot, an ex-Minister, asserts that "the second ballots give rise to detestable bargainings which obliterate all political sense in the electors.
The bargainingsnaturally take place between the first and second ballots, because that is the most suitable time for the striking of bargains, for the strength of parties is definitely known.
The advocates of the alternative vote assume, with but little justification, that this method will be free from the bargainings that have distinguished the second ballots on the Continent.
That bargainings went on at the Conference which a plain-dealing world ought to be apprised of is the conclusion which every unbiased outsider will draw from the singular expedients resorted to for the purpose of concealing them.
For an account of analogous bargainings with Bela Kuhn, see the Chapter on Rumania.
It seems that these last Persian bargainings offer a theme for conversations between our government and that of the Allies," one influential journal wrote.
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