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by William J. Fellner (Author)
A Treatise on War Inflation: Present Policies and Future Tendencies in the United States by William Fellner is a seminal study of the economic challenges faced by the United States during the Second World War. Written in 1942 as part of a research program for the Bureau of Business and Economic Research at the University of California, the volume provides both a theoretical and empirical account of the causes of wartime inflation and the efficacy of policies designed to contain it. Fellner begins with a general analysis of the irrationalities of war finance, arguing that inflation arises less from abstract monetary expansion than from the creation of redundant incomes under conditions of scarcity. He explores the role of direct controls, progressive taxation, and nonexpansionary borrowing as tools to minimize inflationary pressures while also emphasizing the long-term implications for postwar economic stability.
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