To supervise the government agencies involved in the war effort.
The Office of War Mobilization (OWM) supervised Government efforts to allocate scarce resources, regulate production, established production contracts, negotiate with organised labor, and control inflation.
To supervise the government agencies involved in the war effort.The Office of War Mobilization (OWM) supervised Government efforts to allocate scarce resources, regulate production, established production contracts, negotiate with organised labor, and control inflation.
This office of war mobilization took over from the earlier War Production Board to shift the country from a peacetime to a wartime economy. This boosted the economy when workers went to work developing weapons.
Internal mobilization occurs when conflicts within the government create divided factions that try to mobilize popular support.
To supervise the government agencies involved in the war effort.The Office of War Mobilization (OWM) supervised Government efforts to allocate scarce resources, regulate production, established production contracts, negotiate with organised labor, and control inflation.
Office of Defense Mobilization was created in 1950.
Office of Defense Mobilization ended in 1953.
Office of war mobilization
We need to know what you mean by “mobilization “ and when.
To supervise the government agencies involved in the war effort.The Office of War Mobilization (OWM) supervised Government efforts to allocate scarce resources, regulate production, established production contracts, negotiate with organised labor, and control inflation.
Mobilization means that to organiz or adapt (industries,transporation) for service to the government in time of war.
During the war, the responsibility of the Office of War Mobilization was to play a supervisory role regarding the use of industry resources. It was created during World War II.
Several government agencies played a part in World War II. The Office of War Mobilization was set up to coordinate all the various agencies to make sure everyone was on the same page.