Safety as a factor in future aviation; An appraisal of emerging public domain issues; Agricultural imports and exports in relation to American agriculture; Analysis of provisions of workmen's compensation laws and discussion of coverages; Bretton Woods Program. International Monetary Fund and International Bank for reconstruction and development; Can government guarantee full employment? Post-war readjustments, Bulletin No. 13; A challenge to every businessman; Congressional handbook; The cotton problem in 1946; Credit for Britain; Distribution: a key to high employment; Education steps up living standards; Fire prevention through chambers of commerce; Foreign Commerce handbook; Help yourself to a better government. How to start and operate a National Affairs Committee; Industrial Health. A tale of 3 cities; The Bretton Woods proposals. International Financial Problems 4; Investment per job. The case of Gastonia, North Carolina; Keeping faith with the Veteran; Maintaining purchasing power in the transition. Post-war readjustments, Bulletin No. 14; Our meat supply; Our 100 leading imports; Our sugar supply; The President's Labor-Management Conference of 1945; The public debt. A factual analysis of a major postwar problem; Public policy on housing and urban development; Railroad Social Insurance Legislation; Retail bureaus divisions and committees. Their organization and operation; Some recommendations regarding the Dumbarton Oaks proposals; Surplus Property Act of 1944; Urban transportation; The use of public works to sustain construction activity; Variations in farm incomes and their relation to agricultural policies; Veterans in private employment; Wanted: men who know an action proposal; "Wartime National Foreign Trade Week", May 20-26, 1945; What it takes to be a retailer: a message to servicemen; What to do with 500,000,000 acres of government land; Your congress, how it works; Education..an investment in people