Price Fixing in the United States During the War

Explore the hidden history of price fixing in America during World War I with this groundbreaking study by Lewis Henry Haney. Drawing on previously untapped archives and government documents, Haney reveals the complex web of monetary and political forces that shaped the American economy during this critical period.
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