New Standards for the American Economy

New Standards for the American Economy, authored by William H. Gruber, offers insights into the economic landscape of America during the early 1960s. This work likely explores the evolving standards and policies shaping the nation's economic growth and industrial development. It provides a historical perspective on the factors influencing economic change and the challenges of maintaining competitiveness in a rapidly changing global market. A valuable resource for understanding the economic trajectory of the United States and the foundations of its modern economic policies.

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