Committee for Economic Development
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- Open LibraryOL7427616A
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- United States (15)
- Economic conditions (7)
- Commercial policy (3)
- 1945- (3)
- Economic policy (3)
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Books by Committee for Economic Development
Total count: 72
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Preparing for high levels of employment and productivityhandbook for employers, preliminary draft[s.n.]1943-01-01
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Handbook for trade associationsCommittee for Economic Development1943-01-01
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The postwar outlook for business & laborThe Committee for economic development1944-01-01
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Blueprinting San Diego's futurea progress report of Postwar Planning Committee of the San Diego Chamber of Commerce, representing the Committee for Economic Development1944-01-01
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How one company has planned for its postwar business opportunities1944-01-01
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Bank credityour postwar program and your banker1944-01-01
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A business appraisal of postwar marketshow your industry can cooperate with the Committee for Economic Development in attaining a high level of sales, production, and employment in the postwar period1944-01-01
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Business planning now for V dayCommittee for economic development, Field development division1945-01-01
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Prospects for new private residential construction in New York City in 1946The Committee.1945-01-01
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International trade, foreign investment and domestic employmentincluding Bretton Woods proposals1945-01-01
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Postwar plans of metropolitan Washington residentsan opinion survey for the Postwar Planning Committee, Washington Board of Trade in cooperation with the Committee for Economic DevelopmentOpinion Research Corporation1945-01-01
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International trade, foreign investment and domestic employmentincluding Bretton Woods proposalsCommittee for Economic Development1945-01-01
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Three plans for postwar taxationCommittee for Economic Development1945-01-01
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A procedure for community post-war planningjobs and production at war's end1946-01-01
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Freedom has its priceCommittee for Economic Development1947-01-01
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The International Trade Organization and the reconstruction of world trade1949-01-01
Price and wage controlsa statement on national policy[s.n.1951-01-01-
"The threat to our national security"an addressThe Committee for Economic Development1952-01-01
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Federal debt managementa digest of a statement on national policy by the Research and Policy Committee1954-01-01
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Economic development abroad and the role of American foreign investment1956-01-01
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United States tariff policya statement of national policy by the Research and Policy Committee1958-01-01
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Soviet progress vs. American enterprisereport of a confidential briefing session held at the fifteenth anniversary meeting of the Committee for Economic Development, on November 21, 1957, in Washington D.CDoubleday1958-01-01
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Flexible monetary policywhat it is and how it works: a statement on national policy by the Research and Policy Committee1958-01-01
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Economic growth in the United Statesits past and future; a statement on national policy1958-01-01
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How to raise real wagesa statement of national policy by the Research and Policy Committee1958-01-01
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We can have better schoolsa summary of the statement on national policy, Paying for better public schools, issued by the Research and Policy Committee of the Committee for Economic DevelopmentThe Committee1959-01-01
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The growth reckoner1947-1959 and long term1960-01-01
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Guiding metropolitan growthCommittee for Economic Development1960-01-01
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Distressed areas in a growing economy:CED1961-01-01
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The international position of the dollarCommittee for Economic Development1961-01-01
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Fiscal and Monetary Policy for High EmploymentCED1962-01-01
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Economic literacy for Americans, a program for schools and for citizens. A statement on national policy1962-01-01
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A new trade policy for the United States. A statement on national policy1962-01-01
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Reducing tax rates for production and growtha statement on national policy1962-01-01
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Japan in the free world economya statement on national policy by the Research and Policy Committee of the Committee for Economic Development1963-01-01
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French and other national economic plans for growthreport from an international conference on French planning held under the auspices of the French Group of the European Committee for Economic and Social Progress (CEPES) at Paris on June 4 and 5, 1962Committee for Economic Development1963-01-01
Community economic development effortsfive case studiesF. A. Praeger1964-01-01-
Trade negotiations for a better free world economya statement on national policy by the Research and Policy Committee1964-01-01
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Union powers and union functionstoward a better balance; a statement on national policy1964-01-01
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Improving executive management in the Federal Government[a statement on national policy by the Research and Policy Committee of the Committee for Economic Development1964-01-01
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Raising low incomes through improved educationa statement on national policy1965-01-01
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East-West tradea common policy for the West1965-01-01
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Guiding metropolitan growtha statement of national policy by the Research and Policy Committee of the Committee for Economic Development1965-01-01
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A better balance in Federal taxes on businessa statement on national policy1966-01-01
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Budgeting for national objectivesexecutive and congressional roles in program planning and performance; a statement on national policy1966-01-01
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Modernizing local government to secure a balanced federalisma statement on national policy1966-01-01
How low income countries can advance their own growththe lessons of experience ; a statement on national policyThe Committee1966-01-01-
How low income countries can advance their own growththe lessons of experience;1966-01-01
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Budgeting for National ObjectivesExecutive and Congressional Roles in Program Planning and PerformanceNY : Committee for Economic Development1966-01-01
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The future of the American citythe author1966-01-01
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Interim steps to maintain liberal trade1967-01-01
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Trade policy toward low-income countriesa statement on national policy1967-01-01
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Economic Development IssuesLatin AmericaFrederick A. Praeger1967-01-01
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A Fiscal Program for a Balanced FederalismNY : Committee for Economic Development1967-01-01
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Fiscal Issues in the Future of Federalism (CED Supplementary Paper Number 23)Committee for Economic Development1968-01-01
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The national economy and the Vietnam wara statement on national policy by the Research and Policy Committee of the Committee for Economic Development1968-01-01
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Fiscal and Monetary Policies for Steady Economic Growth.CED1969-01-01
Fiscal and monetary policies for steady economic growtha statement on national policy1969-01-01-
Nontariff distortions of tradea statement on national policy1969-01-01
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Education in the ghettoexclusive report and analysis presented annually with the Committee for Economic Development1969-01-01
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Making Congress more effectivea statement on national policy1970-01-01
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FURTHER WEAPONS AGAINST INFLATION - MEASURES TO SUPPLEMENT GENERAL FISCAL AND MONETARY POLICIESSee Description1970-01-01
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CED in 1969resolving conflicts over national goals : a report of activities in 1969The Committee1970-01-01
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Improving Federal program performancea statement on National policy by the Research and Policy Committee of the Committee for Economic Development, September, 19711971-01-01
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A report of activities in 1970leadership for effective social and economics policies1971-01-01
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Social responsibilities of business corporations;1971-01-01
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How economies growthe CED perspective on raising the long-term standard of livingCommittee for Economic Development2003-01-01
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Britain's Economic Problem and Its Meaning for AmericaCreative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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Flexible Monetary PolicyWhat It Is and How It WorksCreative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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Distressed Areas in a Growing EconomyA Statement on National PolicyCreative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
Britain's Economic Problem and Its Meaning for AmericaHassell Street Press2021-09-09
Problems in Anti-recession PolicyHassell Street Press2021-09-09