State Intervention in Great Britain: Study of Economic Control and Social Response, 1914-1919First Published in 1968. This is a study of the impact of the First WorId War on the role of government in the economy of a country which was the prototype of modern industrial society and focuses on the economic control and social response during 1914 to 1919. |
Contents
The Mobilization of Industry and Labor | |
Business as Usual | |
Early Government Action | |
Dilution of Aristocracy | |
Labor Ordering and Discipline | |
Welfare for Efficiency | |
Wages of | |
Shipping | |
Cotton | |
Agriculture | |
The Reaction of the Nation | |
The Ringing of Bells | |
The Renewal of Industrial Strife | |
The Great Dilution Struggle | |
Other Labor Difficulties 19161918 | |
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State Intervention in Great Britain: A Study of Economic Control and Social ... Samuel Justin Hurwitz No preview available - 2013 |
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