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Includes index. ; Includes bibliographical references (p. 135-140). ; Machine generated contents note: I ECONOMIC STABILIZATION CONTROLS IN PEACE AND -- WAR -- Peacetime Controls -- Emergency Controls -- II THE BASIC ECONOMIC PROBLEMS OF WAR AND DE -- FENSE PROGRAMS -- III THE CONTRAST BETWEEN ECONOMIC FORCES IN PEACE -- AND WAR -- IV INDIRECT STABILIZATION MEASURES -- Financial Policy Objectives -- Tax Policy -- Monetary and Debt Policy -- Postwar Implications -- V DIRECT STABILIZATION MEASURES -- Price Controls -- Wage and Salary Controls -- Consumer Rationing -- The Need for Rationing -- Rationing Methods -- VI CONTROLS RELATED TO ECONOMIC STABILIZATION -- Controls on Use of Resources and Stabilization Controls -- Procurement and Stabilization Controls -- Foreign Trade Controls and Stabilization -- Government Subsidies for Economic Stabilization -- Organizational Implications -- VII ECONOMIC STABILIZATION IN THE TWO WORLD WARS -- The Lessons of World War I -- Inter War Stabilization Planning -- The World War II Experience -- The Pre Pearl Harbor Period: The Piecemeal Approach -- From Pearl Harbor to the "Seven Point Message" -- From the "Seven Point Message" to the "Hold the Line -- Order" -- From the Hold the Line Order to Reconversion -- VIII ECONOMIC STABILIZATION IN THE KOREAN MOBILI -- ZATION -- Inflationary Pressures -- Legal Authority for Controls -- ESA and Its Operating Affiliates -- Indirect and Voluntary Measures -- The General Freeze and Price Wage Policy Development -- The Lifting of Controls -- IX THE QUESTION OF STANDBY CONTROLS FOR EMER -- GENCIES -- The Capehart Proposal -- Hearings Before the Senate Banking and Currency Committee -- Senate Amendment of the Capehart Proposal -- Hearings Before the House Banking and Currency Committee -- Rejection of Standby Freeze Authority -- X ECONOMIC STABILIZATION UNDER FUTURE CONDI -- TIONS OF LIMITED WAR -- Stabilization Policy for Full Scale Mobilization -- Stabilization Policy for Limited Defense -- XI ECONOMIC STABILIZATION UNDER FUTURE GENERAL -- WAR CONDITIONS -- Assumptions of Massive Nuclear Attack and Postattack Objec -- tives -- Preparedness Responsibilities -- Federal Government -- State and Local Governments -- Summary -- Requisite Authority, Regulations and Administrative Machin -- ery -- Emergency Operations -- Financial, Monetary, and Credit Controls -- Direct Controls -- Current Status of Stabilization Readiness -- SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Issued Dec. 1978. ; "A Commission report." ; "A-69." ; Bibliography: p. 49-50. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Seemingly, the experience of Latin American countries in the crisis period and before may be useful for Russia to address its highly essential tasks of the countercyclical policy improvement, investment climate enhancement, the reduction of state's direct participation in economy, raising of the banking system efficiency and competitiveness. Such experience will be significant to achieve optimal economic criteria for passing on to the inflation targeting principle.