America's Needs and Resources: A Twentieth Century Fund Survey which Includes Estimates for 1950 and 1960 |
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... period either with the immediately preceding period of equal length , or with the most prosperous peacetime period of similar length . Wartime expenditures for plant and equip- ment to manufacture metal , chemical , petro- leum and coal ...
... period either with the immediately preceding period of equal length , or with the most prosperous peacetime period of similar length . Wartime expenditures for plant and equip- ment to manufacture metal , chemical , petro- leum and coal ...
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... period from 1913 to 1932 than during 1932-1941 - not only because the earlier period was longer , but also because these interacting factors , taken as a whole , expanded at a more rapid rate than during the later period . The result ...
... period from 1913 to 1932 than during 1932-1941 - not only because the earlier period was longer , but also because these interacting factors , taken as a whole , expanded at a more rapid rate than during the later period . The result ...
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... periods . The difficulty may be further illustrated by comparing the ratios of capital facilities outlays . to gross national product over a period of time . Annual data for 1921-1940 ( see Figure 18 and Appendix 22 ) show the ratio ...
... periods . The difficulty may be further illustrated by comparing the ratios of capital facilities outlays . to gross national product over a period of time . Annual data for 1921-1940 ( see Figure 18 and Appendix 22 ) show the ratio ...
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THE WAR POTENTIAL | 3 |
PAST TRENDS AND FUTURE OUTPUT | 17 |
POPULATION TRENDS | 30 |
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