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JOEL SEIDMAN New Frontiers, 1937 In the warfare between nonunion mass production industry and the CIO, the General Motors strike was the first major battle. Realizing that much might depend upon the outcome, both sides unstintingly ...
JOEL SEIDMAN New Frontiers, 1937 In the warfare between nonunion mass production industry and the CIO, the General Motors strike was the first major battle. Realizing that much might depend upon the outcome, both sides unstintingly ...
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Consumers need it, too, because widely fluctuating production, with its inevitable addition to the farmers' costs, means higher consumer prices in the end. . . . Consumers need protection against excessively high prices, while producers ...
Consumers need it, too, because widely fluctuating production, with its inevitable addition to the farmers' costs, means higher consumer prices in the end. . . . Consumers need protection against excessively high prices, while producers ...
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One-half of our entire national production was to be devoted to the war effort. Among other things, the program outlined meant the end of selective price control. The turning point had arrived; every part of the national economy would ...
One-half of our entire national production was to be devoted to the war effort. Among other things, the program outlined meant the end of selective price control. The turning point had arrived; every part of the national economy would ...
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