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Taking the Profit Out of War Plan Reflects Wartime Mobilization
The author argues for industrial mobilization to reduce profits from war by centralizing control of manpower money and materials through a War Industries Board like during World War I. He envisions price fixing distribution and rationing to sustain morale while equalizing wartime burdens across civilian and military sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riais
Shipping Board
Food Administration
Railroad Administration
Nho
America
Goward
United States
Harding
Coolidge
War Industries Board
Owen D. Young
Dawes plan @ame
Walter Hines Page
Johns Hopkins University
Atlantic Monthly
Sisley Huddleson
Europe
Army
Navy, Shipping Board
Allies and Railroad Administration
Congress
General Crowder
Washington
War Industries Board Aa
Valletine
Hoover
Draft Board
Capital Issues Committee
Treasury Department
City of
New York
Philadelphia
American Legion
Crowder
France
Treasury
Navy
Preaidan Wileno Dae