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THE high position of the annual reports of the Director of the International Labour Office among current reviews of the industrial and economic condition of the world has been earned only in part by the large resources of knowledge upon which they can draw. It is equally due to their wide outlook, measured but unequivocal judgment and their lucid estimate of tendencies and conditions, free from excessive detail of the work of the organization. These are largely due to personal qualities, and it is indeed a high tribute to Mr. J. E. Winant that his first annual report so admirably maintains the high standard set by his predecessors. The fact that this report was published before the outbreak of war in no way lessens its present value.
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Planned International Economics. Nature 144, 683–684 (1939). https://doi.org/10.1038/144683a0
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