After the War How to Keep Jobs and Prosperity
A columnist outlines plans by the National Resources Planning Board led by Delano to prevent postwar recession. It projects 60 million employed by 1944 with a $105 billion national income, suggests government financing of industry to sustain wages, warns of state capitalism and dangers to American free enterprise, and argues for practical industry experience over theory.
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Frederic A. Delano
Charles E. Merriam
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