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... WAR INDUSTRIES BOARD , 1917-1918 . PART I : PRICE FIXING FOR COPPER 245-278 A. Genesis of the War Industries Board . 250 B. Negotiations with the Copper Interests . 251 1. Purchasing 60,000,000 Pounds of Cop- per Minutes of the ...
... WAR INDUSTRIES BOARD , 1917-1918 . PART I : PRICE FIXING FOR COPPER 245-278 A. Genesis of the War Industries Board . 250 B. Negotiations with the Copper Interests . 251 1. Purchasing 60,000,000 Pounds of Cop- per Minutes of the ...
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... Board and could still consult the committees of industry , but responsibility for decisions lay completely with the seven members of the board . In the months that followed , the War Industries Board established itself as one of the ...
... Board and could still consult the committees of industry , but responsibility for decisions lay completely with the seven members of the board . In the months that followed , the War Industries Board established itself as one of the ...
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... War Industries Board that he and the other copper producers pres- ent would obtain all the copper of the country voluntarily from all producers , and that he would see to it that the copper was properly distributed and the price ...
... War Industries Board that he and the other copper producers pres- ent would obtain all the copper of the country voluntarily from all producers , and that he would see to it that the copper was properly distributed and the price ...
Contents
I | 2 |
PHILOSOPHERS Of Laissez FAIRE | 4 |
Attitudes during the Progressive Era | 12 |
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