Administering the Employment Act-The First Year

THE Employment Act of 1946 has been in operation one year. When passed it was heralded as the most significant administrative implementation to the formulation of public policy since establishment of the federal budget system a quarter of a century earlier. The framers of the act realized that, important as are its goals of maximum employment, maximum production, and maximum purchasing power, the act would serve no real purpose unless adequate governmental machinery was provided for carrying it out. The act called for the President to transmit

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• IV. Congressional Responsibilities

  Open Access•Clarence Cannon•American Political Science Review•1948

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• The President's Economic Staff during the Truman Administration

  Open Access•Bertram M Gro, Bertram M Gross et al.•American Political Science Review•1954

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• II. The Rôle of the Council of Economic Advisers

  Open Access•Edwin G Nourse, Bertram M Gro et al.•American Political Science Review•1948

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