Executive Order 9380

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Executive Order 9380 is a World War II-era U.S. presidential directive that reorganized and clarified the authority of the Foreign Economic Administration in managing foreign economic operations related to the war effort.

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instanceOf United States presidential executive order
World War II-era directive
affects Foreign Economic Administration
aimsTo improve coordination of foreign economic programs
increase efficiency in wartime economic administration
appliesTo U.S. foreign economic operations in allied and neutral countries
foreign economic agencies of the United States government
category United States federal executive orders
context World War II
country United States of America
governmentBranch Executive branch of the United States government
grantsAuthorityTo Foreign Economic Administration
jurisdiction Federal government of the United States
language English
legalForm executive order
president Franklin D. Roosevelt
purpose to centralize responsibility for foreign economic activities related to the war effort
to clarify the authority of the Foreign Economic Administration
to reorganize foreign economic operations of the United States government during World War II
regulates allocation of goods and resources abroad
economic warfare measures
foreign economic operations related to the war effort
relatesTo Foreign Economic Administration
signedBy Franklin D. Roosevelt
timePeriod World War II
topic World War II home front in the United States
foreign economic operations
wartime economic controls
warEffortRole administration of foreign economic policy
support of Allied supply and economic warfare programs

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Foreign Economic Administration createdBy Executive Order 9380