The war industries board really was designed to set quotes on production and reduce waste setting prices for products made in america. The answer is true. If you google it the first result has it as a headline. Hope this helps!
The War Industries Board (WIB) was designed to coordinate production in the United States by setting priorities, fixing prices and standardizing products. It also helped set quotas on products, as well as reduce waste. Its purpose was to help the United States support the war efforts during WWI. The board existed from July 1917 to December 1918. Overall, the WIB did not meet expectations.
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