Paul Gray Hoffman

Also known as

Hoffman, Paul G

Paul Gray Hoffman (April 26, 1891 – October 8, 1974) was an American automobile company executive, statesman, and global development aid administrator. He was the first administrator of the Economic Cooperation Administration, where he led the implementation of the Marshall Plan from 1948–1950. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_G._Hoffman

Born 1891-01-01

Died 1974-01-01

Identifiers

ISNI0000000121229152
VIAF19672051
WikidataQ3898068
Open LibraryOL2066964A

Top Subjects

Economic assistance (2)
Developing countries (2)
Automobile industry and trade (1)
Traffic accidents (1)
Accidents -- Prevention (1)
United States -- Economic policy. (1)
Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville Railway Company. (1)

Books by Paul Gray Hoffman

Total count: 12

Marketing used cars

Harper & brothers1929-01-01
Seven roads to safetya program to reduce automobile accidents

Harper & brothers1939-01-01
Traffic safetytoday's gains--tomorrow's goal

Automotive safety foundation1939-01-01
Outlook for freedom.

Newcomen Society of England, American Branch1947-01-01
Testimony on governmental policy to prevent depressions, before the Joint committee on the economic report, June 25, 1947

Committee for economic development1947-01-01
Highway safetya review and forecast.

1947-01-01
Peace can be won.

M. Joseph1951-01-01
We must find a basis for peace.

Public Affairs Committee1958-01-01
One hundred countries, one and one quarter billion peoplehow to speed their economic growth, and ours, in the 1960's.

Lasker Foundation1960-01-01
The greatest challenge of all.[1st ed.

Public Affairs Committee1961-01-01
World without want

Harper & Row1962-01-01
Debate on capitalism, communism, socialism

American Committee on United Europe