Postwar reconversion prospects hinge on leadership
An analysis of postwar economies across Atlantic cities argues optimism or pessimism hinges on leadership and policy. It cites consumer money, bank holdings, and war production, warning that without clear guidance and export markets the transition could lag despite abundant capital and winding down of war industries.
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S. C
Atlantic Seaboard
Washington
New York
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Nelson
PLAN TO KEEP WAR MACHINE RUNNING IN PACIFIC
Washington insiders reveal a shift in production policy after Germany's defeat. The army aims to avoid major cutbacks and speed Pacific victory by issuing new Far Eastern equipment while rebuilding obsolete European gear for replacements. This could lift 1945 production beyond 1944 by about a billion dollars.
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Army
Japan
Pacific
War Department
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