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VIII. DIRECT PRICE CONTROL
JOHN F. BELL
Chief, Wool Unit, Textile, Leather and Apparel Section, Office of Price
Administration; Professor of Economics, University of Illinois
IX. FEDERAL FISCAL POLICY
MARK C. MILLS
Associate Professor of Economics, Indiana University, and
GEORGE A. STEINER
X. MONETARY POLICIES AND ORGANIZATION
WILLIAM C. CLEVELAND
Associate Professor of Economics, Indiana University
XI. CONSUMER CREDIT CONTROL AND RATIONING
ALBERT HARING
Professor of Marketing, Indiana University
XII. INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION CONTROLS
DAVID NOVICK
Chief, Priorities and Allocations, Research Section, Division of Statistics,
War Production Board
XIII. FINANCING THE PRODUCTION OF WAR GOODS
NATHAN L. SILVERSTEIN
Associate Professor of Finance, Indiana University
PART IV

PROBLEMS IN SELECTED AREAS
OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
XIV. THE LABOR MARKET
C. LAWRENCE CHRISTENSON
Chief, Machinery Section, Office of Price Administration; Professor of
Economics, Indiana University, and
TAULMAN A. MILLER
Instructor in Economics, Indiana University
XV. PERSONNEL PROBLEMS IN A WAR ECONOMY
JOHN F. MEE
Adjutant General's Office, War Department, Washington, D. C.; Assist-
ant Professor of Management, Indiana University
XVI. TRANSPORTATION IN WARTIME
MARVIN L. FAIR
Special Consultant, Division of Statistical Standards, Bureau of the
Budget; Professor of Transportation, Temple University
XVII. THE STRATEGIC RAW MATERIALS
WALLACE T. BUCKLEY
Assistant Professor of Geography, Indiana University

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Publication Information: Book Title: Economic Problems of War. Contributors: George A. Steiner - editor. Publisher: John Wiley & Sons. Place of Publication: New York. Publication Year: 1942. Page Number: x.
    
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