Titlebook: Inflation Decade, 1910—1920; Americans Confront t David I. Macleod Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusi

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Getting By: Earners Confront Changing Real Incomes, short-term limit of its productive capacity by 1916. Compared to 1916, a bad crop year, the physical production of agriculture rose 4 percent in 1917 and was almost 10 percent higher by 1918, but manufacturing declined slightly, down almost 1? percent in 1918. In real dollars, per capita gross dome

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,The Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Cost-of-Living Index,hoice of prices to be averaged were constrained by considerations of cost, practicality, racial and class bias, and limited institutional capacity. The result emerged just before the urgency conferred by rising prices began to fade—and with it, government funding and public interest.

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Conclusion,at much was clear in the 1910s. The decade established or solidified patterns of response by financial institutions, voters, and interest groups that often recurred in the future but some of which proved ineffective enough to be abandoned then or later.

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