How did the war industries board (wib), led by bernard baruch, prepare the united states for war?

The war industries board (wib), led by Bernard Bharuch, prepares the United States for war as WIB regulated all industrial output and compelled them to manufacture war-related goods.  

Further Explanations:

War Industries Board anadministrative organization of United States recognized on 28th July1917 for direct the procurement of supplies for the “War Department” and “Naval base”. The panel was framed by Frank A. Scott the ex-supreme of the “General Munitions Board”. He was later replaced by “Daniel Willard” in November. In January 1918, the board was lastlyaccepted under the governance of “Bernard M. Baruch”.

The foremost motive of the committee establishment was to boost mass production techniques and increase the proficiency of the companies. Companies were directed to standardize their retail to eliminate waste and at the same time quotas were set for manufacture and storing of raw material.This governance over the economy helped the administrationassure that they are having enoughprovisions needed for the war.We can also say that the board controlled the nation’s budget.

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Answer Details:

Grade: High school

Subject: US History  

Chapter: War Industries Board

Keywords: War Industries Board, governmental, organization, War Department, navy, Frank A. Scott, ex-chief, General Munitions Board, Bernard M. Baruch, budget

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