Books by Committee for Economic Development.
Total count: 240
National security and our individual freedom.1949-01-01
Flexible monetary policy: what it is and how it works.1953-01-01
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.C.[1st ed.]Doubleday1958-01-01
The problem of national security, some economic and administrative aspectsa statement on national policy by the Research and Policy Committee of the Committee for Economic Development.1958-01-01
The European common market & its meaning to the United States.[A statement on national policy1st ed.1959-01-01
National objectives and the balance of payments problema statement on national policy by the Research and Policy Committee.1960-01-01
Distressed areas in a growing economya statement on national policy1961-01-01
Reducing tax rates for production and growtha statement on national policypublisher not identified1962-01-01
Economic literacy for Americansa program for schools and for citizens. A statement on national policy1962-01-01
Economic development of Central Americaa statement on national policy1964-01-01
Raising low incomes through improved educationa statement on national policy1965-01-01
East-West tradea common policy for the West.1965-01-01
The dollar and the world monetary system1966-01-01
How low income countries can advance their own growththe lessons of experience1966-01-01
Modernizing State governmentNew York1967-01-01
Innovation in educationnew directions for the American school.1968-01-01
A stabilizing fiscal and monetary policy for 1970a statement by the Program Committee of the Committee for Economic Development.1969-01-01
Assisting development in low-income countriespriorities for U.S. Government policy. A statement on national policy1969-01-01
Reshaping Government in Metropolitan AreasA Statement on National PolicyCommittee for Economic Development1970-01-01
Further weapons against inflationmeasures to supplement general fiscal and monetary policies.1970-01-01
Improving Federal program performancea statement on National policy by the Research and Policy Committee of the Committee for Economic Development, September, 19711971-01-01
Social responsibilities of business corporations1971-01-01
The United States and the European Communitypolicies for a changing world economy.1971-01-01
Reducing crime and assuring justice1972-01-01
U.S. foreign economic policy and the domestic economy1972-01-01
A new trade policy toward Communist countriesa statement on national policy1972-01-01
Military manpower and national security1972-01-01
High employment without inflationa positive program for economic stabilization1972-01-01
Building a national health-care systema statement on national policy1973-01-01
Financing the nation's housing needs1973-01-01
Strengthening the world monetary system1973-01-01
The management and financing of colleges1973-01-01
Toward a new international economic systema joint Japanese-American viewBrand:1974-01-01
More effective programs for a cleaner environmenta statement on national policy1974-01-01
Congressional decision making for national securitya statement on national policyThe Committee1974-01-01
A new U.S. farm policy for changing world food needsa statement on national policyThe Committee1974-01-01
How the United States and Japan see each other's economyan exchange of views between the American and Japanese committees for economic development.Committee for Economic1974-01-01
Achieving energy independencea statement on national policyCED1974-01-01
Broadcasting and cable television, policies for diversity and changea statement on national policyCED1975-01-01
Improving productivity in state and local governmenta statement on national policyCED1976-01-01
Nuclear energy and national securitya statement on national policyCommittee for Economic Development1976-01-01
Fighting inflation and promoting growtha statement on national policyCED1976-01-01
The economy in 1977-78strategy for an enduring expansion : a statement on national policyCommittee for Economic Development1976-01-01
An approach to Federal urban policya statement on national policyCommittee for Economic Development1977-01-01
Key elements of a national energy strategya statement on national policyCED1977-01-01
Jobs for the hard-to-employnew directions for a public-private partnership : a statement on national policyThe Committee1978-01-01
Improving management of the public work forcethe challenge to State and local government : a statement on national policyCED1978-01-01
Revitalizing the Federal personnel systema statementCommittee for Economic Development1978-01-01
Helping insure our energy future: A program for developing synthetic fuel plants nowa statement on national policyCommittee for Economic Development1979-01-01
Fighting inflation and rebuilding a sound economyA statementCED1980-01-01
Stimulating Technological Progress/Ced Statement on National Policy SeriesCommittee for Economic1980-06-01
Reforming retirement policiesA summary of a statementCommittee for Economic Development1981-01-01
Energy prices and public policyA statementCommittee for Economic Development1982-01-01
Strategy for U. S. Industrial CompetitivenessA Statement by the Research and Policy Committee of the Committee for Economic Development April 1984Committee for Economic1984-05-01
Children in need: Investment strategies for the educationally disadvantageda statementCommittee for Economic Development1987-01-01
Breaking New Ground in U.S. Trade PolicyA Statement by the Research and Policy Committee of the Committee for Economic DevelopmentWestview Pr (Short Disc)1991-04-01
The United States in the New Global EconomyA Rallier of NationsCommittee for Economic Development1992-09-01
Growth With OpportunityA Statement1 editionCommittee for Economic Development1997-01-01
Fixing Social SecurityA Statement by the Research and Policy Committee of the Committee for Economic Development1 editionCed1997-02-01
The Digital EconomyPromoting Competition, Innovation, and OpportunityCommittee for Economic2001-03-01
Learning for the FutureChanging the Culture of Math and Science Education to Ensure a Competitive WorkforceCommittee for Economic Development2003-03-01