The economic sinews of modern war: physical limitations on war production
ResearchPublished 1949
A report on the munitions of the U.S., the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, and Japan in 1944. By indices of output and input, the munitions outputs are compared with the total economy-wide consumption of metals and energy.
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- Year: 1949
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- Document Number: RM-299
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