Social Sciences
3 years ago

The 1940s: Balancing Power Between the System and the Market.

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The System and the Market in the 1940s
Kenneth D. Garbade

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The article "The System and the Market in the 1940s" explores the relationship between systems and markets during the 1940s. The researchers used historical data to analyze how these two factors interacted during that time period. The key finding was that the system and the market were closely intertwined in the 1940s, influencing each other in significant ways.