Meanings of wartime economy in English

So he reshapes Efrafa as a permanent wartime economy.

The world's darker, more crowded, more violent, and has been on a wartime economy for decades.

However, its direct effect on the Nazi wartime economy has been downplayed by historians in recent decades.

The terms of an act of Congress authorizing the merger guaranteed employment to al the Postal workers, and wartime economy made it impossible for W.U.

There is no economic orthodoxy that anticipates events of this nature: the nearest analogy is the wartime economy, though even that has its conceptual limitations.

The New Yorker, November 10, 1945 P. 96 The N.Y. Central has announced that a wartime economy has gone by View Article

How could there be a "white hegemony" when the most dynamic prewar economies were China and India, and the largest wartime economy was unquestionably Cuba?

Wartime economies indeed-ina place like this. She tossed her hand in the direction of the castle.

Vog Foundry has survived wartime economies before.

But that was in World War One, and as is common with wartime economies, the big thing was production.