The OPA's Death and Resurrection Reflections on Price Control
The article discusses the Office of Price Administration ending its operation on June 30, 1946, and reemerging July 25 amid political pressure. It argues that life without the OPA reduced price fixing usefulness, while production and moderation can keep prices down, with cautions about opportunists and black markets.
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