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decontrol

[dee-kuhn-trohl] / ˌdi kənˈtroʊl /


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Decontrol is favored by advocates of free-market economics, including Schlesinger, former Treasury Secretary Michael Blumenthal and his replacement, Federal Reserve Chairman G. William Miller.

From Time Magazine Archive

With one eye on the Decontrol Board hearings, 300 top C.I.O. leaders staged a strategy meeting, agreed to make a show of suffering patience before blowing the lid again on U.S. industry.

From Time Magazine Archive

It called for a three-man Price Decontrol Board with the power to override OPA and cancel price regulations on any commodity.

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Ceilings on grain and dairy products had been knocked over the fence in the Price Decontrol Board's big inning.

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Decontrol is almost certain to take place, in spite of growing House opposition.

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