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Economic aspects

Twelve things the war will do to America

by Quincy Howe,

Report on Britain

by Eldridge Haynes,

War production, employment, and future prospects

Freedom to produce

by Joseph H. Spigelman,

Proposing a dynamic post-war industrial program

Personal and otherwise

by Harper’s Staff,

What’s wrong with the broadcasters? The curious case of the “monopolists” who do not control their own programs

by Bernard Babington Smith,

The tyranny of incompetence

by Joseph H. Spigelman,

The profit drive slackens, business goes soft, and then what?

The federal debt and the future

by Alvin Harvey Hansen, Guy Greer,

An unflinching look at the facts and prospects

The new British industrial system

by E.F.M. (Evan Frank Mottram) Durbin,

How to Pay For the War

by Peter Ferdinand Drucker,

A Warning to the Peace-Planners

by C. Hartley (Clinton Hartley) Grattan,

America's new industrial rivals

We Must Accept Rationing

by Peter Ferdinand Drucker,

Why it is an economic and political necessity

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