In what way did the government try to regulate consumption during world war 1

During the war the production ended up being greater than the consumption, causing a considerable increase in the stocks; with fear of loss, industrialists began to reduce production, with the dismissal of employees; the result was the fall in purchasing power and that of consumption with rising unemployment.

Explanation:

Industrial production was stabilized between the US and Europe, but as it suffered from world conflict, European production fell to meet the needs of the old continent, the United States began to produce more. However, this production continued at the same levels after the war, with postwar Europe also returning to the same levels of production as before the conflict;

i think the answer's are a) b) and c)

b. the treaty of ghent, which ended the war, had already been signed.