FINANCIAL ASPECTS OF JEWISH RECONSTRUCTION IN PALESTINE: HOW THE ARABS HAVE BENEFITED THROUGH JEWISH IMMIGRATION.
London, Jewish Agency For Palestine, 1930. Item #37821
First edition. Original blue paper wrappers. 8vo. 14 pages; 21.5cm. No.5 in the series “Palestine Papers. ” A detailed analysis of the economic status of Arabs before and after Jewish immigration into Palestine. Divided into 15 sections including “Economic Grievances of the Arabs, ” “How Jews Have Enriched Arabs, ” “Proofs of Arab Prosperity, ” and “If Immigration and Settlement Diminished. ” Includes several tables. “We see then that the Arabs have obtained as a gift, and without any productive work on their own part, a capital reserve of 30 to 50 million pounds, or even more. ” Includes full page advertisement for another Jewish work as well as a description of the entire “Palestine Papers” series. SUBJECT (S) : Economic history, Palestinian Arabs, Finances. OCLC lists 17 holdings worldwide. Very minimal markings. Very good + condition. (zion-11-42).
Price: $125.00