Plans for postwar prosperity and free enterprise
The national resources planning board led by Frederico A. Delano proposes curbing postwar depression through high wage civilian and war production, financing industry, and preserving free competition. Critics warn state capitalism risks fascist-like control, urging practical industry experience and balanced transition. Farmers and chemurgy feature as future prosperity engines with farm output feeding industry and urban demand.
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Frederico A. Delano
Charles E. Merriam
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