economics of national security.
Published: 1953
Place of publication: Washington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 22
Notes: Reprints of varying editions.

Previously published under title Emergency management of the national economy.

Cont'd. v. 15. National intelligence by J. Zlotnick.--v. 16. United States economic foreign policy by B.H. Williams.--v. 17. Mutual security by B.H. Williams.--v. 18. Global psychological conflict, edited by R. Sanders and F.R. Brown.--v. 19. Administration of mobilization WWII.--v. 20. Economic stabilization, including the federal budget.--v. 21. Reconversion and partial mobilization.--v. 22. Retrospect and prospect by B.H. Williams.

Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: value: v. 1. An introductory survey by H.B. Yoshpe, F.R. Brown, and H.J. Clem.; value: v. 2. Highlights of basic economics by A.J. Kress.; value: v. 3. Public support; morale; security.; value: v. 4. Principles of administration and management.; value: v. 5. Human resources.; value: v. 6. Military supply management.; value: v. 7. Natural and energy resources.; value: v. 8. Research and development.; value: v. 9. Transportation: the nation's lifelines by H.B. Yoshpe and F.R. Brown.; value: v. 10. Electric power, gas, and telecommunications by J.G. Bent.; value: v. 11. Requirements by B.H. Williams; rev. 1956 by L.L. Henkel.; value: v. 12. Procurement.; value: v. 13. Production.; value: v. 14. Civil defense: planning for survival and recovery by D.W. Mitchell.