The Steel Industry and Price-Fixing During World War I

Robert D. Cuff and Melvin I. Urofsky

Business History Review, 1970, vol. 44, issue 3, 291-306

Abstract: American entry into World War I presented complex problems in the adjustment of the private economy to the needs of a nation in crisis. Professors Cuff and Urofsky analyze the process by which the steel industry and the Wilson Administration reached a pragmatic accommodation on the regulation of wartime prices.

Date: 1970
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