Which Way to Post-War Jobs?: Why Private Investing Is More Effective and Less Dangerous than Government Spending

MANY BUREAUS IN WASHINGTON are making grandiose plans to provide post-war jobs for all Americans. Nobody questions the vital necessity of pro viding the post-war jobs. But the Washington planners propose to employ them on "public works" projects into which billions of dollars will be poure...

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Published in:Barron's national business and financial weekly 1943-05, Vol.23 (22), p.1
Main Author: Hanes, John W
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Bankruptcy
Borrowing
Charities
Debt
Economists
Employment
Factories
Fascism
Investments
Planning
Private enterprise
Profits
Prosperity
Raw materials
Taxes
War
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Summary:MANY BUREAUS IN WASHINGTON are making grandiose plans to provide post-war jobs for all Americans. Nobody questions the vital necessity of pro viding the post-war jobs. But the Washington planners propose to employ them on "public works" projects into which billions of dollars will be poured.
ISSN:0005-6073