Inaugural address highlights the importance of economic thinking and planning in leadership.
The Society is fortunate in having for its new president a man of long and varied experience and responsible assignments. In his inaugural address, of which this is but a brief part, he found much to commend and sees the job ahead as requiring sound economic thinking and planning.
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