Propaganda Poster Capital Tax France Union Des Interets Econ...

Propaganda Poster Capital Tax France Union Des Interets Economiques. Original antique poster by the Union of Economic Interests / Union Des Interets Economiques, For the Defence of Commerce, Industry, and Agriculture, title above the images - L'impot sur le capital comment le payer? / How do I pay the capital tax? - featuring a large illustration of a man holding his hand to his chin, standing next to a horse and a cow, with smaller images of worried people with captions in French - My capital is my boat. Will they take my mill? My only capital is my wine press. Will they take my cow or my horse? Will they take out a mortgage on my farm? To strike the factory is to strike the worker. Only money can hide. - Formed in 1910, the Union Des Interets Economiques was a French employers' federation, mainly representing small and medium-sized employers and shopkeepers. It was politically aligned with liberal ideas and opposed state monopolies and statism, defending private property and private initiative. Edition of Le Reveil Economique. Good condition, repaired tears, folds, staining, small paper losses, ink stamp, backed on old linen. Country of issue: France, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 115x80, year of printing: 1910s.