Postwar goals and economic reconstruction
Subtitle: addresses delivered at the second series of conferences of the Institute on Postwar Reconstruction
By: ed. by Arnold J. Zurcher and Richard Page
Contributors: New York University. Institute of Economic Affairs
Publisher: Inst. on Postwar Reconstruction, New York University
Published: 1944
Place of publication: [New York]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 304
Subjects: Economic policy; Reconstruction (1939-1951)
Notes: DON506/2005
Table of contents: title: About the authors; Leon Henderson. Enterprise in postwar America; Leverett S. Lyon Industry plans for the future; Emil Rieve and Boris Shishkin. What labor wants after the war; Benjamin Higgins. Public work and our postwar economy; Gardiner C. Means. How may business enterprise be expanded after the war; Mabel Newcomer. A tax policy for postwar America; Alvin H. Hansen. How shall we deal with the public debt? Thurman W. Arnold. How shall we deal with monopolies? Frank B. Jowett. The promise of technology; Donals H. Davenport. Transferring workers to peacetime production; William C. Clark. Postwar international monetary stabilization; Eugene Staley. Foreign relief as an economic investment; Abraham D.H. Kaplan. Liquidating war production; Calvin B. Hoover. American foreign trade and investment.