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During World War II, why did the Office of Price Administration and Civilian Supply (OPACS)
begin rationing goods?
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Unemployment was at an all-time high.
Trade between nations had to be encouraged.
Prices of basic goods had risen beyond the reach of most Americans.
High demand for raw materials and supplies created shortages.
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