Yes, but it also created an underground black market.
War ration coupons in the United States officially ended on March 15, 1947. These coupons were introduced during World War II to manage the distribution of scarce goods and help support the war effort. After the war, the government phased out the rationing system as production and supply levels normalized. By 1947, the need for rationing had diminished, leading to the discontinuation of the coupon system.
Honour rationing was introduced to help combat shortages . Canadians used less butter and sugar and the government introduced meatless fridays and heatless days . This was all to help the war . Hope this answer is what you where looking for :):)
to help the war effort
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Rationing controlled the amount of resources consumers used and ensured the manufacture of war products, including food stuffs for soldiers, was kept at a high level.
Good management control will help to reduce risks. It makes the chain of supervision simple and help workers to do their best work.
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quality control is very important in organisation. it help manager control their quality of good and service base on standard to satify their customer.
A diet that consists of fruits, vegetables, and minimum amounts of sugar and fat, is a good diet that can help control diabetes. The cabbage soup diet is a good example of how you can help control diabetes.
They used their ration stamps. They drove slowly to save gas and tires.
To be an economic good an object must be: 1. material 2. useful 3. scarce 4. transferable for example shoes, pencils, mangoes, etc
In times of war, sometimes you can't produce enough supplies to your full potential. Most of the US industry at the time of WWII was building weapons. Food was not top priority and it wasn't making enough food for a wide selection and amount. Rationing keeps this at a limit so food can be distributed to everyone. Price control can help you make a product more/less attractive to the buyer...cost wise. Let's say that you were running low on (for the sake of an example) milk, if you raise the price, people might not want to buy it. If you have the opposite (large amount of milk) lowering the price will help you get rid of it.