What amounts to a textbook for businessmen on the problem of full employment was issued last week by the National Planning Association (composed of repre sentatives of business, labor and agriculture). Its pamphlet, National Budgets for Full Employment, does not try to plot a course to that goal. But it does a clear and concise job of charting the problem so that those who try to navigate can see where different courses lead.
Its 55 pages of text and diagrams (documented by statistical appendices) do not make easy reading. They avoid economic technicalities but they are full of figures. They...
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