Committee for Economic Development
Books
- Education in the ghetto
- Postwar plans of metropolitan Washington employers
- The postwar outlook for business & labor
- Prospects for new private residential construction in New York City in 1946
- How to raise real wages
- Problems in anti-recession policy
- We can have better schools
- Handbook for trade associations
- Distressed Areas in a Growing Economy
- Improving economic understanding in the public schools
- Inside the Soviet economy
- A procedure for community post-war planning
- International trade, foreign investment and domestic employment
- Federal debt management
- How one company has planned for its postwar business opportunities
- Flexible monetary policy
- Business planning now for V day
- Blueprinting San Diego's future
- Japan in the free world economy
- Bank credit
- FURTHER WEAPONS AGAINST INFLATION - MEASURES TO SUPPLEMENT GENERAL FISCAL AND MONETARY POLICIES
- American industry looks ahead
- The CED program to control inflation
- The future of the American city
- Guiding metropolitan growth
- Three plans for postwar taxation
- The International Trade Organization and the reconstruction of world trade
- French and other national economic plans for growth
- Economic Development Issues
- Economic literacy for Americans, a program for schools and for citizens. A statement on national policy
- Advances in scientific marketing research
- Defense against recession
- Postwar plans of metropolitan Washington residents
- The growth reckoner
- Preparing for high levels of employment and productivity
- "The threat to our national security"
- United States tariff policy
- How economies grow
- A business appraisal of postwar markets
- Britain's Economic Problem and Its Meaning for America
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