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Taking the Profit Out of War analysis debate
The article surveys the War Industries Board and allied measures in World War I, detailing the drive to mobilize industry, regulate prices, manage labor and materials, and centralize control under executive orders in 1918. It notes the cooperative aims of President Wilson, Owen D. Young, and others, plus parallels to Allied strategies and ongoing debates on peacetime mobilization.
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Fenemary
Bisley Suhag
Beard
War Industries Board
Iceria
Owen D
Jahan
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Jan
Tan Antares
Aparica
Ives
Harding
Coolidge
Coolridge
Exchanan
Owen D. Young
Dawen Pian Fom
Walter Hines
International Jain
Prniversity
Katey Hoi Samm
Katey
Evesi
Ual
Wanier
Army
War Tndstring Board
Hirerhin Board
America
Allied
Amtoria Ind
United States
Ce Laater Srenir
Sien Sateriaia
Pogalacias
Geetley Suir
Aintree
Weshington
Armintow
Waahlogion
Toathar
Rgeati
Andere
War Industrian Board
Hoover
Mack
Max Ta
Gor Raiment
Deotila
Mies
Crowner
Tail
Wwe
Ate
Milllion Auney
Lwrh
Ant Maine Veuilariona
Unite
War Induatriae Board
Ateal Company
Ste Union
Tarestor
Misal
Praasary
War Industrias Board
Navy
Shiging Board
Food Administration
War Indunition Board
Tnderg
Rammiiines
Thaaw Industrion
Die Meard
Pete
Shyla