Ely Devons (1913-67) was a British economist and statistician who
made notable contributions to a variety of areas. Originally
published in 1950, this book contains a study of the way in which
the Ministry of Aircraft Production planned production during the
Second World War. Based upon Devons' firsthand experience within
the planning division of the Ministry, the text forms a highly
personal record of the ways in which production was planned,
incorporating criticisms and judgements where necessary. A linear
historical perspective is avoided, in favour of a systematic
approach focusing on various aspects of the production process in
turn. This book will be of value to anyone with an interest in
British aircraft production and military history.
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