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1939 New York World's Fair

The Production & Distribution Zone


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Stressing the increasing interdependence of peoples the world over, the Production and Distribution Zone was devoted primarily to industries whose task it was to transform natural resources into commodities necessary to the daily life of whole populations. Its story enables you to understand, in some measure, the complexities of our modern industrial structure by illustrating the various steps involved in solving the problems of supply and demand.