Studies of regional economic problems can be a valuable aid in development of national economic policies and I hope that this study of New England's long-run problems will contribute to future planning for the economic growth and progress of the nation.
Harry Truman: “Studies of regional economic problems can be a valuable aid in development of national economic policies and I hope that…”
On the recordJuly 1, 1951
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presidency.ucsb.eduEditor's note · Context
Letter to the Chairman, Council of Economic Advisers, in Response to Report The New England Economy.
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