There are some 400,000 "little businesses" in the U. S. (assets of $1,000,060 or less). Many of the odds & ends they make are vital to the U. S. economy; many are merely pleasant. For many of these little businesses World War II has been a shot in the arm. Blockade and counter-blockade have cut off scores of Europe's odds & ends, and U. S. little business has rushed in to fill the demand. Some owe a new product, some their whole business to war.
Some it changed from small to big.
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