Published January 1976
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Journal Article
Information, Decision-Making Procedures, and Energy Policy
- Creators
- Noll, Roger G.
Chicago
Abstract
In March 1975, Senators Cranston and Johnston introduced legislation (S. 1291, Ninety-Fourth Congress, First Session) that would create a National Commission on Economic Growth and Stability, comprising nine professional economists. According to the bill, the purpose of the commission will be "to identify major changes and long-term trends in the economy of the United States and to propose public policies responsive to such changes and trends."
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