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possessed of all the informational sources of both industry 
and the Government. Thus the board could begin at once, 
not only the assembling and publishing of facts essential 
to sound industrial procedure, but also the developing of 
the policies of cooperation and coordination in the new 
industrial order which are so essential to the realization 
of the maximum benefits to all concerned. Industry would 
thus have at its command a coordinating agency under 
governmental sanction and cooperation but without undue 
governmental interference. To secure the best results its 
membership should, as in the case of the former War In- 
dustries Board, include representatives of organized labor 
and also independent and disinterested economists.