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Sir Arthur Plans Planning
Hazlitt, Henry | July 19, 1933 issue

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The article focuses on the books "The Framework of an Ordered Society," by Arthur Salter, and "The National Industrial Recovery Act: An Analysis," by Benjamin S. Kirsh. Krish's book prints the text of the industrial-control provisions of the new U.S. National Industrial Recovery Act and analyzes them. The new law seems built almost to conform with Arthur's specifications. It represents the delegation of large powers from the legislature to the executive. It attempts to secure voluntary cooperation.

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BOOKS; FRAMEWORK of an Ordered Society, The (Book); NATIONAL Industrial Recovery Act: An Analysis, The (Book); SALTER, Arthur; KIRSH, Benjamin S.; ECONOMIC recovery
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